Descent: Weekly Photo Challenge — This week, show us your interpretation of descent.
The old stairs had to go. Several treads were broken and several more were soft and showing signs of rot. On this day, the family got together with friends and new steps emerged. It’s all downhill from the deck above.
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Very apt!
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Thank you. And great new steps, too. I’m no longer afraid to go up and down to the deck!
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Haha, those steps serve two very good purposes then 😉
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Wonderful!!!
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The new steps changed my whole attitude towards the deck — and my granddaughters friends. They were great. They did the work, were cheerful and efficient — and they cleaned up when they were done.
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Now you have a safe flight of stairs 😀
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Which we badly needed. The old ones were no longer usable. Sometimes, the magic works 😀
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absolutely !!
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This is an unique idea to club your team’s hard work with this theme. It has paid off very well 🙂
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The kids did it well. My son supervised, the girls walked around looking sexy, which make the boys eager to impress them … and voila. Steps!
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Very swish! At least now you can descend safe in the knowledge that the steps aren’t about to collapse.
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Great post. Now you are safe again. 😀
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Yes, for a while we were afraid to use the steps. With good reason!!
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The new stairs look great and safe. In Norwegian we have the expression “dugnad” for when friends/family/neighborhoods come together and do volunteer work (it’s usually for one day and one specific project).
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Then “dugnad” it was 🙂 It took just one day, about 7 hours in total and voila! New steps. I loved the way the girls helped by standing around looking cute and sexy. Kept the boys busy 🙂
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