Fire pit on the left of a nice cherry wood deck leading to the jacuzzi on the right? 
They can start themselves on fire and then run and hop into the water to put themselves out. Problem solved :tup:
first 5
the shit on the ground was picked up 2 weeks ago so all this fell /broke off since then
and them …the deck that is there now is getting rebuilt this year
I also was just told the fireplace was put on 35 years ago and is not attached to the house any way and if I wanted I could pull it down with a chain and truck…
sounds like an awesome time. And heating your house with wood is for poor people.
I hate the smell of wood heat …
perfect spot for a porch, BUT based on my calculations the porch faces north, be sure to use engineered wood so it doesnt breed mildew as easily
based on the fact that I don’t see gutters I would say the foundation/base bricks have either deteriorated from standing water and/or the ground beneath it has washed away. I think if you had someone come in and sure up the foundation you’d be fine.
The brick looks like a good candidate for sealant. Like I said you can use a “good” pressure washer on it and then a brick sealer.
If you want to save the fireplace it seems very doable. I’d have to see the flue to know for sure.