Outdoor Kitchen

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Finally started on the outdoor kitchen. Been kinda busy sense bridge #2. Had a pool put in last summer, and I used the dirt to build up the area for the kitchen. The pool is 18' x 38' and 10 feet deep...man! a lot of dirt came out of that hole and I needed it all. I'll post some pics of my progress later tonight.

 

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Heres a pic of me digging the pool out, and one of it finished.

 

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Part of the foundation poured. I used 86 60lb bags of concrete for the whole foundation, it took me two days to get it done.

 

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Another pic of the first pour.

 

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Water, electric, and drain. I put them in last year. I ran 6/4 wire from my garage to a small outdoor breaker box that will be supplied with 50 amps.

 

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Here's a pic of a run-off drain, I also have 3 french drains to control the run-off water.

 

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Rocks from the pool digging. I'm going to use them for the patio pavers.

 

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Look what showed up in my garden one morning. She was about starved and froze to death. The vet said she was 4 weeks old, and he thought she was a full blooded boxer. We named her Charlie, for her tiger stripes.

 

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Charlie prints.

 

[crash325]

Look what showed up in my garden one morning. She was about starved and froze to death. The vet said she was 4 weeks old, and he thought she was a full blooded boxer. We named her Charlie, for her tiger stripes.

How did you get my dog? Not the little one, the big one. :laughing:
Good luck with Charlie. Pictures are my girl "Kirby". The one on her back is a "grin" when she gets really happy, every tooth shows. She is now a little over weight at about 150 pounds.

like your project. Looks like more fun than you may have wanted.
Have fun