Concrete Patio Update
The day after I returned from Panama it was time for the concrete pour for the patio. The workmen spread the rocks around that used to be in the nice neat pile in preparation for the trucks arrival.



The concrete pour "supervisor" Mark specified the correct mix for the pour...Number 6...whatever that means... and the pour began.




A long straight board was used for leveling and for measuring the slight slant built into the conrete for rain runoff.


Almost done.

The major portion of the job took slightly over an hour, then it was time for the finishing touch with a heavy broom to give the concrete a bit of traction when wet.
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