
Except this wasn't your typical slip n slide. His buddy's family is replacing their pool liner and the boys thought up a great new use for the old liner. And, conveniently, his buddy's famly doesn't have any hills and the boys felt the slip n slide would work better if set up on a slight hill.

And it's not just one piece of pool liner, it's multiple sections pieced together.

...there is a video posted on FB....I'm just too tired to repost it here.
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We have done this in our back yard, but we added dish soap to it ;-)
...now that looks like some terrific fun! Enjoy!
ps
around here, (down the street just a bit) "hillbilly heaven" is more like a galvanized livestock trough setting in your front yard filled with water... (complete w/children splashing in it and tiki torches scattered about to give it that tropical ambience)... ;)
I love it! Carson seems to have tons of fun ideas!
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