Concrete man did say seal it, probably just some Thompsons water seal. He's got pretty good brush on it so it's got good grip.
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Adventures from Hooterville
- Thread starter moon puppy
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HAHAH , not at all. House 2 doors down sold for twice mine. 
IT is done...Casa De Dogwood is completely vacated. Closing date is the 13th and the last load of junk has been moved up to El Rancho en Hacia el Oeste (apologies if I butchered it)
Honey enjoying her raised bed she had as a pup, two hours later it was shredded.
When we lost Cindy's brother Gary last year someone gave us a Japanese Maple tree. We planted in the yard back on Dogwood and proclamed that it will be the last thing we move up to Due West.
So here's Gary's tree!
I'm no farmer by any means but i understand that Japanese Maples are hearty trees that can stand replanting, the soil up here is far more rich than where it was planted on Dogwood so I'm hoping it'll take off.
The shed is completely wrecked, the old cheap shelving units started to buckle, the fiberboard stuff was just too weak. I got some new ones from Costco the other week and am in the process of getting things moved and organized. I had a nice big hole where I could move things and navigate but today's activity has things in total disarray. But now at least I can dedicate weekend chores to the El Rancho en Hacia el Oeste (now I need to know how to pronounce that).
Honey enjoying her raised bed she had as a pup, two hours later it was shredded.
When we lost Cindy's brother Gary last year someone gave us a Japanese Maple tree. We planted in the yard back on Dogwood and proclamed that it will be the last thing we move up to Due West.
So here's Gary's tree!
I'm no farmer by any means but i understand that Japanese Maples are hearty trees that can stand replanting, the soil up here is far more rich than where it was planted on Dogwood so I'm hoping it'll take off.
The shed is completely wrecked, the old cheap shelving units started to buckle, the fiberboard stuff was just too weak. I got some new ones from Costco the other week and am in the process of getting things moved and organized. I had a nice big hole where I could move things and navigate but today's activity has things in total disarray. But now at least I can dedicate weekend chores to the El Rancho en Hacia el Oeste (now I need to know how to pronounce that).
Thanks Dave, sure am missing the bench time. Can't wait till the box is setup for modeling.