when have a years worth of construction trash it makes for a big fire.
to be honest it was touch and go for a little while. Nothing out here to hurt but it was damn big and the wife was freaking out.
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when have a years worth of construction trash it makes for a big fire.
to be honest it was touch and go for a little while. Nothing out here to hurt but it was damn big and the wife was freaking out.
sureDid you have your burn permit?
Another piece of the puzzle, this one is all for mama.
That table is badass Clay! Great choices made all around. Even on the burn permit
We will have to have a TOO remote gathering, I have plenty of places to sleep and camp.
Big_Holla
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I have to say that bathroom from the shower to the bath is absolutely incredible!! I could only dream of doing something like that for my wife.
Starting putting the knobs and pulls on. They are pretty cool, made by a guy in Durango, CO. Only have a total of 93 with the kitchen, Mudroom, basement kitchen and all the bathrooms.
Yes the boss wants everything to be unique and different, I tell her that cost more, but it is her money. Lol
Today I put up the mantle on the fireplace, to some it is just an old partially rotten beam, to me is a tie to history. This beam came from the last original building on our farm in Ohio. It was the corn crib and it was built sometime before 1895. The farm has been in the family since 1935, I am the fourth generation owner and my sons will be the fifth generation.
It reminds of all the times growing up playing at the farm in the summer, making forts in the big barn, killing mice in the corn crib, just having fun.
I sit down and drank a beer, reflecting on all this piece of wood has seen, oh if it could tell stories. I toast my father, grandparents, great grandparents, uncles, aunts, great uncles, great aunts.
Here is to you, Cheers! May our family’s legacy live in me, my children and maybe one day grandchildren.
It reminds of all the times growing up playing at the farm in the summer, making forts in the big barn, killing mice in the corn crib, just having fun.
I sit down and drank a beer, reflecting on all this piece of wood has seen, oh if it could tell stories. I toast my father, grandparents, great grandparents, uncles, aunts, great uncles, great aunts.
Here is to you, Cheers! May our family’s legacy live in me, my children and maybe one day grandchildren.
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Here is a picture when most of the buildings were still around.
Big_Holla
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