Lighting fires with millions of dollars

Here are two videos of me jumping off my friends deck at her cottage.
First one I didn't land the cleanest, my leg goes weird and I had to take my foot off the pedal.


This is the second jump, landed this one cleaner, and its on a different angle.

January 28th 2010

Here's a video me and my brother filmed In November 2009.
It is my 'Stunt of the week'.

Two posts one day.

Here is something from summer 2009 at my Buddy Albert's Cottage

Made a small jump out of logs and a board.
We didn't have nails.

P.B.R.

Wooooo doggy...

Good Weekend. Mad Kegger at my friends (Moucky) APARTMENT. Everybody was ripped.


.....continued from Friday.

Here are the some more pictures of the pool, during different stages of the Construction.





















































These were taken with a cell phone camera, that is why the quality is not the best.




































These are the old steps, which we removed with a lot of force, and a reciprocating saw (F*ckin' Rip saw!! Yeah!!)


















Here are the new steps and re-cemented walkway. My Dad did the trowelling and
me and my brothers did the mixing and shoveling.


















This is the Pool pretty much ready to put the liner in. We had to drain the water (from rain), Vacuum and sweep all the sand, little pebbles, rocks, sticks, bugs and any tiny specks of dirt.
You don't want that junk under the liner.


















The pool liner installed, there is a ShopVac taped behind the liner to suck all the air out, to get it sealed pretty much to the floor and walls.


















Photo of the deep end during Vacuum sealing. Hahhaa


















Shallow end Vacuum sealing. We made a custom step seal, out of garbage bags, Vapour barrier
and Everyones favourite, Duct tape.


















Here we started filling with water, the liner was nice and snug against the floor and walls.


















Finished product with the Pool cover on.


















Finished Pool with No cover on.

There was obviously much more work involved here, than these pictures show.
I think there is some other misc. photos of the process floating around, when I find
them I will post them up.