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- freetown fred
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Goin down for barn chores Freddy, I'm on it:)
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Yeah, I have searched all over in Tenn. and can't find it. It just normally is needed. I would already have something but the wife is resisting. We are not committed to this house long term, I wan't to move further north into the Cleveland, Tenn. area. To much of a country rat to live in the burbs. Electricity is just over 8 cents here so I am going the supplemental route as it is quick and easy, along with using winterizing techniques learned from living(and working) in houses like Smitty's.There are a couple anthracite dealers on I-81 in southwest VA; one in Christiansburg and one in Lexington. There's one in South Boston, too, just over the NC border. That's still a drive but considerably closer then NEPA. The question is would you see any cost savings over propane after paying for the drive to pick it up. You could do like Chris or Freddy and order a truck load - one trip and you'd be set for life. Lisa
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- freetown fred
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Got up in the low 30's today and it's snowin again--supposed to go all night--we'll see come morning--Anything yet Freddy--I'm trying:) Seems like the Creator keeps getting my travelin directions all dis-kaboobled
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FFred.. I can tell you've had your dancing shoes on. The forecast called for no precipitation yesterday yet it snow all dang day....not hard, luckily, I could tell you were winded. HA! This morning the news talked about car accidents all over. Across the river they got 3 1/2 inches of snow, but we got 3/4" of slush. It weighs the same as 3 1/2"! OK, you've had your fun, take your shoes off & rest by the stove. We've had enough white for this week.
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...O.K. F.Fred Astaire we get it, we get it now dance me up some sun!
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Evidently, FFred's Dancin shoes can only reach so far. Its 60f down here!Freddy wrote:FFred.. I can tell you've had your dancing shoes on.
Work progresses on the barn.
My buddy just dropped off the floor Beam and rough-cut 2x4's that we milled up on Sunday....
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- freetown fred
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Ya gotta love that rough cut Chris MOCCASINS ya young woodpeckers--friggin MOCCASIN's ---ma, talk to me in the spring for all that SUN stuff:)
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009, that first picture is that green on the trees?? Am I missin somethin here.
- freetown fred
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Anthony, where do you think the color for the leaves comes from? I couldn't help myself on that one. Anthony, that's what REAL lumber looks like--age, heart wood, an early lightening strike, etc. I think that's yellow pine or swamp pine, renowned in the south--ages like IRON
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Yeah beautiful wood there. Didn't think you could get anything like that these days, until I started life in the country. Wow - can't get lots of things in the 'burbs or shitty ... ...er .. city.
Oh yeah, I didn't notice the bushes you see thru the side door ARE still Green
Those Pics were taken this morning.
Fred is right... the old pile of planks alongside the new cut planks are the same... Southern Pine.
Even though the logs were already seasoned before we ran them thru the mill, the 2x4s still weigh a ton.
Those Pics were taken this morning.
Fred is right... the old pile of planks alongside the new cut planks are the same... Southern Pine.
Even though the logs were already seasoned before we ran them thru the mill, the 2x4s still weigh a ton.
anthony7812 wrote:009, that first picture is that green on the trees?? Am I missin somethin here.