Construction of Pool

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Starting with the Pool Steps		Digging the wall foundations	Every block, grain of sand and bag of cement was brought up by us!	Shovelling sand down our "ramp"	Moving blocks to where they will be needed

The start of the oval walls round the pool	Alan and Albert doing what they're good at	Taking it in turns to fill the sides with the dug earth.	Checking all is level and smooth	The structure beneath the pool	Unrolling the steel band that holds the water in!

Liner in situ and starting to be filled with well water	The pool is covered against building dirt while the support underneath is built	The tiles straddling the gap beneath	The tiles are then covered with a 4" layer of concrete	Then the rustic tiles are set in mortar.	Many of the tiles required disc cutting to fit the oval shape of the pool.

The roof of the pump house	Finishing touches like the arch above the wall seat.	Building the all important bar top ...	Checking the bar top is suitable for at least one bottle of beer	The side retaining walls ...	which were then rendered and painted

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