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    Our oceans won't be until July.....but hopefully the pool heater will be on in a few weeks.

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    Awesome July can't ever seem to get anywhere fast enough :P

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    Yes especially here in "sunny socal".....pffffft!!!

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    Bah humbug some of us are still waking up with frost on our windows -.- Still it's been a strangely warm winter, pretty sure its going to snow in july/june though :P

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    You are not alone in the cold, Sirena, and I can perfectly understand you. I hate waiting for the few warm days in July/August too. Today it's snowing outside and even swimming in inside pools is somehow always to cold...
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    Just found this video and didn't know where else to put it, but this looks like a really neat way to store/ show off tails! (though putting wet tails inside your house would be a no no, you could set up something similar in an outside area.)

    Rack is at 0:43 behind her.

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    I posted this in another thread, but I'll cross post

    I now have a place to hang my tail and I got the idea from Kariel's video. Here's a screen shot of an up close look at Kariel's stands for those who are curious-

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    You can see she used hooks that are usually used for decorative purposes outside, but it gives it a much fancier feel.

    Me, I just went for the cheapest thing at Home Depot :P

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    Handy hooks $2.94 each
    Pipe insulation(found in plumbing section): $2.47
    Dry wall tripple grip screws: $6.98

    Result-

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    (Sorry for the crappy lighting.) Simple yet effective

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    I've been wanting to do this for quite some time, thank you for posting Iona! I'm glad its not super expensive to do! Its also a lovely conversation starter when inviting guests into the home (lol lol)

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    The garage would be a good place if you can install some sun lights and warm air cupboards like the type you find in a hospital.

    Isn't there a lot of dust when you hang them up exposed like that?

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    Very cool! I will definitively consider making those wall hooks for my mermaid tail! Thank you fro sharing this idea!

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    My tail storage thanks to Iona's idea

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    Very cool! Have I told you I LOVE the new scale pattern? It is GORGEOUS. I loooove scales that have a pointed look.
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