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Every good swashbuckling eye patch wearer needs a poison ring. Just in case of a misdeed on the ship deal.
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WD that’s the nicest door I’ve ever noticed on a chicken coop. You must be planning on an egg hobby to help with retirement boredom?
- Feb 3, 2009
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- 159,237
- 🥇 Banner finds
- 1
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- Deus, Deus 2, Minelab 3030, E-Trac,
- Primary Interest:
- Relic Hunting
WD how are you planning to heat the new digs? Picked out the siding yet? Insulating it? Planning on a screen door? Lovely Victorian style to add a touch of old maybe.....
Oh I'd be getting excited planning the layout of the finds and MY found things.
Just looking at the framing and it wouldn't pass our requirements up here-( anything over 108sq.ft needs a permit.)
Which involves inspection-which now requires that the structure built has conform with the Ontario Building Codes.
But it's an outbuilding for me things not a house-silly you!
Yes we see that but you better build it to those requirements so we'z can send the assessor around to measure those new digs and tax you for them.
Just because we can.
The pain of wanting a simple here-and it gets all complicated.
Solution throw a axle under it and now throw a plate on it's arse and they can't say poop about it-see there's always a work around in these parts.
Oh I'd be getting excited planning the layout of the finds and MY found things.
Just looking at the framing and it wouldn't pass our requirements up here-( anything over 108sq.ft needs a permit.)
Which involves inspection-which now requires that the structure built has conform with the Ontario Building Codes.
But it's an outbuilding for me things not a house-silly you!
Yes we see that but you better build it to those requirements so we'z can send the assessor around to measure those new digs and tax you for them.
Just because we can.
The pain of wanting a simple here-and it gets all complicated.
Solution throw a axle under it and now throw a plate on it's arse and they can't say poop about it-see there's always a work around in these parts.
WannaDig3687
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Fat
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I’m just kidding you, everyone knows chickens don’t like hanging in the sauna, they do there best on the smoker...
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WD how are you planning to heat the new digs? Picked out the siding yet? Insulating it? Planning on a screen door? Lovely Victorian style to add a touch of old maybe.....
Oh I'd be getting excited planning the layout of the finds and MY found things.
Just looking at the framing and it wouldn't pass our requirements up here-( anything over 108sq.ft needs a permit.)
Which involves inspection-which now requires that the structure built has conform with the Ontario Building Codes.
But it's an outbuilding for me things not a house-silly you!
Yes we see that but you better build it to those requirements so we'z can send the assessor around to measure those new digs and tax you for them.
Just because we can.
The pain of wanting a simple here-and it gets all complicated.
Solution throw a axle under it and now throw a plate on it's arse and they can't say poop about it-see there's always a work around in these parts.
The lap siding is out. Going with a tongue in groove 1x6 or 1x8 pine(I forget now) kinda rough sanded, 3 shades of gray and the trim will be the darker shade. A red tin roof. No insulation. I don’t do cold and so I won’t have any desire to go out there in the winter. However, we did discuss rehabbing my 1935 Magic Chef with propane and burner so that I can have a working oven for heating up the metal finds. We’re going to ask a friend if that’s a possibility. Either way, it is still going in the shed. Here’s one from the net like what I have.
Yes, I am excited about decorating this with my finds!
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