Sam

Pebble sheen is almost smooth with some minor texture. I think most companies have gone away from PT. The in ground cleaning system is original; we just had the pop heads replaced since they were all exposed. We left the new ones off for about a week to make sure all the debris was flushed out of the system. It is a caretaker system with 11 heads and 2 drains. It has always kept the pool very clean. I have replaced the plastic gears 2 times in 20 years. It is easy to do yourself. Not sure how much work it would be to install pop up in an existing pool. It seems like a major project; way more that just resurfacing.

We had plaster from the late 80's. They chipped all that out. We had Pebble Sheen installed and new glass tile along the water line. Also had new pop ups installed since the floor was torn up. Pebble Sheen is like Pebble tech but not as course. Smoother surface. We went with a white tone with some darker pebbles mixed in.

Postorino Pools in Scottsdale. They did our pool from start to finish in 2 weeks. A little more expensive, but everyone showed up when they were supposed to, cleaned up after themselves and maintained chemicals for about a month afterwards. The owner's wife and I worked at the same high school for 22 years. Reliable people and family owned.

Still available.

Sorry for your loss, has to be really tough.

Made in the USA by Nordic Ware. Each set is a little different as seen in pictures. Two of the sets have 8 matching plates. The other set includes 6 plates and one bigger platter. Willing to split up sets into different combinations if interested. The combinations I made just seemed to make sense. The dimensions below are of the metal plates, not including the black holders. Asking $30 for each set. Greenway and 56th street. Set 1 = 8 Large oval - 12.5” x 8.5 Set 2 = 8 Small oval - 10” x 7” Set 3 = 3 Saguaro and 3 rectangular - 10” x 7” and 1 Serving platter - 12.5” x 8.5”

Haha, no this guy was too skinny

It took two weeks to release the information about the location of the bodies; not being found next to their vehicle. This happened the weekend after graduation; but both of these kids were juniors. After 32 years as a high school counselor, teacher, coach and administrator this never gets any easier. I am pretty sure every year throughout my career I have had a student pass away (we had two boys die in an ATV accident this past fall). I work at their high school and it is going to be a tough start to school year. Like most of you guys, I have come across alot of sketchy situations in the back country. I used to always sleep out of my 74 Blazer on the border and never thought much about being shot. Seems less likely to encounter a life threatening situation on Mt. Ord; but like someone said, too many people have lost their morals, values and respect for others. A few years back, right across the highway, I stumbled upon an old timer panning for gold. He had his Ruger pointed right at me when I walked up. His skin was all eaten away - assuming it was from the mercury.

Interesting. I would rather see more wilderness areas and less roads. I wasn't old enough to hunt in the 60's; but I was out alot in the 70's. Not many people had 4 wheel drives and there certainly were no quads or side by sides. But, there were plenty of remote areas to hunt. We need less roads and less development. Private land ownership would be a crap shoot to say the least.

Will likely bring this bow and the other three I have listed to an outdoor consignment shop this weekend. If anyone is at all interested, make an offer. Thanks.

Will likely bring this bow and the other three I have listed to an outdoor consignment shop this weekend. If anyone is at all interested, make an offer. Thanks.

Will likely bring this bow and the other three I have listed to an outdoor consignment shop this weekend. If anyone is at all interested, make an offer. Thanks.

Will likely bring this bow and the other three I have listed to an outdoor consignment shop this weekend. If anyone is at all interested, make an offer. Thanks.

Martin Jaguar with Fuzion Cam. Another really good bow back in the day. Draw 29”. Asking $100 with soft case.

Mathews Solo Cam Ultra Light. Bow is in great shape for its age. One of best bows on the market back in the day. Draw 30”. Asking $120 with hard case.