A preview of our new pads :)

[Dorn Hetzel]

After hearing warnings of cracking pads I may have gone a little overboard on these two, there's something like twenty sticks of 20ft 5/8" rebar and 6" square mesh wire in each pad, and the average thickness wound up around 9" with 12+" at most edges (18" on the downhill corner). I'm pretty sure you could park a small tank on them I can't build every new pad in the campground like these, but these will be the nice pads for big rigs The spacing is very wide. If you like at the third picture, with pad #2, you can just see the end of pad #1 in the right of the frame. I turned the second pad at a little sharper angle so the campers won't be "broadside" to each other.


Dorn Hetzel
77FC35
Flat Creek Campground, Hogansville, GA

On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 7:59 PM, Gary Smith <"gl_smith@ix.netcom.com"> wrote:

Dang it all, Dorn, you been involved in another 4-letter word again, WORK.

Looking good!

Gary

SOB

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Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] A preview of our new pads



> Take a look at http://www.campground.flatcreek.us/newpads and let me know

> what you think

>

> Regards,

>

> Dorn Hetzel

> 77FC35

> Flat Creek Campground, Hogansville, GA

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