Sharon, Just when I thought I'd have time to be a regular at CF again...my time gets zapped up so quickly. I wanted you to know I am thoroughly enjoying these posts! I am having a great time figuring out what you're saying with my own camera. My pictures have already improved remarkably. I've been begging (okay, whining) to take some classes and they just aren't to be found around here. Your tutorials are just what I need! Thank you for all your time! Deb

I should also mention that tv antenna ground is currently connected to exterior copper pipe for back yard water spigot. But I've read a lot that this isn't really acceptable ground either for newer houses [1999] (presumably because the copper pipe turns into PVC pipe at some point). But what's unclear to me in all these posts is if that exterior copper is still supposed to be grounded to the house 'service ground', despite it being PVC plumbing below ground. [In which case I would assume it is an acceptable ground point for the tv antenna?] At any rate, I'm willing to connect into the service ground instead of the pipe if I can find the service ground access. It's likely I'd have to run the wire a fair distance to get to it (backyard to front side, where the electrical meter is.) Hopefully that's ok. The upside of the water spigot pipe is it's a lot closer to the antenna. Not trying to take any shortcuts here. That's why I posted and asked for the right way to do this from the experts here. (Thank you!) I won't even attempt anything with the gas pipes as it's clear from the responses it's a no-no, so that's ruled out. This post was edited by acker7 on Mon, Apr 21, 14 at 0:30

Absolutely beautiful design! I really love it. Design and rocks are all awesome! I can't answer everything, but here is what I would say: I have 4 lights in my 30k gallon pool, and its plenty, not overkill, but plenty. I think the flagstone looks great, and matches the rocks very, very well. I have a beach entry, and its my and my whole families favorite part of our beach. I struggled with sundeck vs beach, and really wanted the beach, but many people tried to talk me out of it, but I decided I wanted it and so happy I did, not one thing that people told me bad about it would I agree now. Are you doing salt? We did salt and another thing we have been really happy with, not only is it very easy to maintain, but the soft water is so much more pleasant to swim in, whenever I swim in a non salt pool, I instantly feel it and so do my kids.

Your first response to Elmer included a quote of what I had written, which explained the use of the Backspace key. And included in that response of yours to Elmer, you said that pressing the Backspace key once would take him to the top of this page, and pressing it a second time would take him back one page of his browsing session. That is incorrect. Pressing the Backspace key once (when not in the Comment box, typing like I am) will take you back one page in your browsing session and pressing it a second time will take you back one page further in your browsing section. If you are reading on a page and you want to get quickly to the top of the page, press the HOME key. The PAGE UP key will also move you upwards, but not completely to the top with one press. Depending on how far down the page you are, you might have to press the PAGE UP key several times.