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Kevin
The house that nearly burned is not my home, My LLC owns it but my son and his family live there.
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So what's the deal with the shop burning ????
And the camp pics.......Looks like the elec wires are strung too low. With all the snow up there, I would think you'de be brushing the wires with your back in February !! And only 1 fridge ???? Shame......
We talked about heading toward Eustis last year but never made it. Too much dirt on the ITS headed that way from West Forks.
Nice deer BTW
Rick
And the camp pics.......Looks like the elec wires are strung too low. With all the snow up there, I would think you'de be brushing the wires with your back in February !! And only 1 fridge ???? Shame......
We talked about heading toward Eustis last year but never made it. Too much dirt on the ITS headed that way from West Forks.
Nice deer BTW
Rick
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I just got back from camping at Cahtedral Pines. Great area!
- jpd989
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I was in Machiasport back in the 90's. Beautiful area. Cant remember the name of the beach we went to I think, Jasper Beach. Also was in Dover-Foxcroft. Drove to Moosehead Lake and out towards Jackman. In search of seeing a Moose. When we finally spotted a few along the road, I asked my wife for the camera. She had that thing in her hands for 2 weeks, but not that day. Oh well. I need to return for another trip.
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Here's a few pix for Downeast Maine. The first is a shot of the coast area down the street from me. Like to hike along there.
Second and third are some wood ducks I came on walking along the Machias river around sunset.
Second and third are some wood ducks I came on walking along the Machias river around sunset.
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"J" is still doing good, and works out at the gym 3-4 times a week after the heart attack,in the spring. The "Coal Chubby" is finished, but we installed it in the garage workshop instead-J liked it so much. The guys built a temporary portable wall, in front of the overhead door, that can be taken down as needed.Installed a cheapo storm door,and made plastic windows flanking the door,so when the sun comes up, theres plenty of warmth coming in -in the morning. The stove is putting out some good heat.Now when I run the garage sale during spring and fall, its warmer in there too.We sold the house property up north last month,built another new shed, new siding on the living room back addition,new stairs,new skirting, and now today the new raised bed in front is getting done. The new to us, Harman wood/ coal furnace is installed in the cellar and up and running. Its not ducted in yet-nor is the firebox full,but throwing some serious heat. I usually have to keep a couple windows open a bit. Our coal was delivered last week-4 ton- and we had purchased 2 freight rollers,which the guys had rigged up to roll the bags of coal down cellar.It worked pretty good,just a little more tweaking where they connect -so the bags don't rip. They put 2 ton in the cellar in a fraction of time it was taking before, and no back ache. The refinished Hoosier sold last week,the Napolean pellet stove got sold last week, and now the Harman Mark 2 is for sale-$1200.00. Thats all ready to go now. Its too big for our living room.
- SteveZee
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Nice looking truck. My brother in law has a black one 09, SR5 or whatever they call that package with the V6 and 6 speed. Rides like a caddy and plenty of giddy up. I use it for dump runs and stove lookin. Doesn't quite get the mileage that my old Accord does though.
ive been up there on ATV very niceFreddy wrote:Here's a couple of photos. The windmill one because in the near future Maine will be the offshore turbine capital of the USA and the other because it's my favorite photo. The lake is Ebeemee Pond and the mountain in the background is Ebeemee Mt. They are located in T5R9 in northern Maine. The turbines are in Mars Hill Maine.
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North Maine woods
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I see the windmills daily. Only 8 miles from them. You actually see them from 35 miles away as you enter the NORTH MAINE WOODS.Freddy wrote: ↑Wed. Dec. 16, 2009 8:10 amHere's a couple of photos. The windmill one because in the near future Maine will be the offshore turbine capital of the USA and the other because it's my favorite photo. The lake is Ebeemee Pond and the mountain in the background is Ebeemee Mt. They are located in T5R9 in northern Maine. The turbines are in Mars Hill Maine.