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The 8th wonder of the World (or)

How to make a high bank waterfront beach accessible...

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13 Comments on The 8th Wonder of the World (or) How to make a high bank waterfront beach accessible...

JUL
21
2010
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That's so cool! I love that it's a functional AND aesthetically pleasing solution to the issue of waterfront with high banks easily accessible. (Well, kinda! That's a whole lot of stairs!) ;)
1:25pm • #1
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Whoa Paul, I'd hate to have to cart beach chairs, coolers, umbrellas, etc down that flight of stairs, 
1:42pm • #2
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At least there are several rest areas!
2:25pm • #3
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That's a work of art in itself. I think I'd deck out the landings as outdoor rooms.
3:11pm • #4
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Hahaha - where there is a will there's a way!  But, yeah, I'm thinking next they need to add a dumb waiter to haul things up and down!
4:29pm • #5
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HI PAUL!  Where is this?!  I really appreciate the mutli-decks so one can rest as the climb up! - Gab
8:54pm • #6
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Oh wow! I've never seen anything like that! Not exactly wheelchair accessible, but those are nice landings where one can catch their breath.
9:26pm • #7
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Paul,

They made me climb something like that when I got drafted. I don't recall it having stairs though.

Rich
9:41pm • #8
JUL
22
2010
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Well they do say that necessity is the mother of perspiration or something like that...
5:50am • #9
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Paul, it makes me tired looking at it.  If there is a will there is a way.
8:50am • #10
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Kathy, I'd hate to haul all that paraphenalia back up!!!!! 

I don't know how you found this property and the structure, but what a shot.  And that person is to be commended for building something attractive as well as functional!
10:23am • #11
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When I first saw this picture I thought it was a fantastic tree house! Looks like fun either way, but I love what is at the base a lot better now that I know what it is!
5:39pm • #13
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They might as well close in the walls and use it for living space!  It would be a great place for guests... haha.
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