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The view from our back door is changing, I call it a 12x6m shed
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Wow, what a great nature view!!! Lucky you folks
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I do a little each day and now have an idea what it will look like. Six posts up and four to go.
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I'm racing ahead at a snails pace
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Just think how much further ahead you would be if you weren't conspiring with bloody mexicans on border raids!
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Talk about give a dog a bone
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Robert Pearce. Last edited by hrpearce; 03-06-08 at 21:49. |
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Should get Ron to come by and help.
No one seems to go as fast as he. Regards Col
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Wow a whole day to myself and finally something to look at. Half the frame is now up next is to dig out rise in ground then onto the scond half. I'm not shore if my scafolding support meets workeCover standards.
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Roof iron on first half and todays rain shows that the guttering works. Work will slow down again as the tractors are needed elseware.
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Robert, nice of you to build a special shed for the cab 12!
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But a cheaper defence would be to chuck a couple of half starved king browns in the cab, a nest of paper wasps under the bonet and park it over a nest of red jumpers
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At least the snakes would keep the Canucks at bay. They turn into jelly uttering soulds more appropriate to 5 year old girls when our wilder wildlife is near. Perhaps we should think of breeding some redbacks, white tails and even wolf spiders in the cab.
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It's been too wet to work at Bettys so the shed is coming along nicely.
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I like this pic best - for some reason there's something particularly appealing about this view.
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Yes with the two fine specimins in the background the photo qualifies for another thread
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....looks very wet to me.....
Must be nice to build and not have to worry about installing 6 inches of insulation and worrying about snow load on the roof...... ....but the view is very nice...... As any of you used the spray cans of brake cleaners..... in Canada it is sold to cleanup/degrease in brake jobs..... content is a (safe) derivative of the old carbon tetrachloride...... you spray a wasp or any other flying insect.... and they instantly go into overdrive...flying flat out straight for about 8 feet..... then drop dead with a thud to the ground .... it is so much fun the boys at the barn are now looking for opportunities to perfect there aim.... and remember the spray is suppose to be safe.... wonder what it would do to them mean spiders!!!! maybe will spray Jiff and see if he speeds up... Boob
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Yes Bob we are still in drought I have good feed because I am under stocked but the creeks are at record lows here and the mud was made with only 6mm of rain. The shed has a light snow rating and it's fun learning to build it as the instructions that were sent with the kit were fore a different type of shed.
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Last two posts cemented in this morning so shed should be finished by Monday arvo
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Robert Pearce. Last edited by hrpearce; 21-06-08 at 21:20. |
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It's going to be nice Robert. Looks like a few sheets of iron on the house wouldn't go amiss either. How old is your house? I hope it's ancient, as I wouldn't like the CMP's etc to rust like that.
Regards Rick
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Yes Rick the house is old, it was my Grandfathers house and the rooms vary in age from 75 to 112 years, it's been added to twice and originally was 3 rooms, kitchen, bathroom & bedroom. Second hand iron was used on most of the roof and I used up a couple of tubes of sealer in the old nail holes when the paint flaked off. Vicki and I have done some internal renovations and it is fairly comfortable to live in. The best part is there is no morgage it's all mine
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Robert maybe you should be thinking of putting a heater in your shed as it's nearly midday here and it's only 7.5 c
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Dream on boys the slab isn't in this years budget let alone heating. I didn't get fnished today as I had to take Vicki's Mother in Law to town shopping. At least I think power and lights can be afforded next month. So feel free to visit anytime but bring a jumper.
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Robert,
We also have an old house. Ours was built in the 1880's but I'm not sure which year. Tony Luke from Adelaide came over in 1999 and we refurbished it over the next 9 months. We rent it out to holiday makers as we live right next door on the same block. "Grandma's House" as it is known, is very popular. It is the original ferrymans house for the ferry to Raymond Island from Paynesville 120 years ago. R.Island is 100 metres away. The Ferry now is about 3km to the south. We had to re-roof about 1/2 of the house and all the rear skilion. Thats why I am interested. Regards Rick
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Must be the shed building season. Here are a couple of shots of my new 12X12 taken on Saturday and Sunday. You can just see my Normandy Chev waiting for a home in the background.
I knew I had two daughters for some reason - so their husbands could climb on the scaffold while I stood on the ground and issued orders. Like every other shed manufacturer they send you an aircraft hangar and supply plans for a two metre square lawnmower shed and say "adapt to size". You waste so much time wondering what the hell all these spare bits are. Those Adelong wet and cold shots make me glad I live in Brisbane. It was freezing on Sunday - only maxed out at 23 degrees! Lang Last edited by Lang; 23-06-08 at 13:44. |
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Lang that is an impressive shed, the hiab looks like it is more useful than a tractor and forks also. Keith and Max if it gets too cold outide we can always go inside by the fire drink tea or port ( if you prefer beer bring your own ) and compare photo albums.
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