Continuing the theme of making the backyard better by saving it from the ravaging effects of gravity and time, we visit the lower deck in the backyard. The Jack-All (pictured) and my dad's wisdom saved the day once again. Project: Jacking up the deck , originally uploaded by BigAssSuperBlog . Continuing the theme of making the backyard better by saving it from the ravaging effects of gravity and time, we visit the lower deck in the backyard. The Jack-All (pictured) and my dad's wisdom saved the day once again. It was easy to see that the deck had sunk: the dimtwits who owned the home before us stained it in a hurry and left some smears of stain on the vinyl siding. The deck had an obvious dip as it came toward the edge of the house. At its furthest edge, it was several inches below where it should've been. The problem was not entirely obvious -- the deck was so low to the ground that we could not even see what it was supposed to be sitting on.
Video preservation and personal history are the current mission for London, Ontario broadcaster Scott Simpson.