Loading up the truck..
Freshly bolted to the wall, before grouting
grouting day
Bosque kid’s panel
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Comments on: "Bosque kid’s panel" (2)
Thanks for this post! Almost a year ago …
Bolting to the wall took many hours, even needing lights! Into the darkness. Because that corner had cement poured into all the voids in the cinder block! Unanticipated, as you well know, Peter!