Dennis and Danielle McClung bought a foreclosed home in Mesa, Ariz. Rather than filling the empty pool in the backyard with water or concrete, they turned it into a greenhouse which they call Garden Pool.
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Ummm…. how would you fill a home with water?
Hey Make, a little copy-editing goes a LONG way…
“Rather than filling it with water or concrete, they turned it into greenhouse which they call Garden Pool.”
how about:
Rather than filling the pool with water or concrete, they turned it into greenhouse which they call Garden Pool.
D’oh!
You know you’re old when this reminds you of a Cheech and Chong film. They too used a “dry” swimming pool to grow things. But they used a blue tarp or other to camouflage an “herbal remedy” effort from being discovered by air.
nice post.turned the empty pool into greenhouse.very charming pictures.thanks for sharing.
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