Blak bart
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Filter and oil changes are coming up on the maintenance schedule.
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bill from lachine
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Good morning to the whole crew.
Blak bart
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Just talked to Dan porter of MRR fame. MRR is maritime research and recovery..one of the best at underwater salvage !! Getting ready for another summer on the1715 fleet !!
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WannaDig3687
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Good morning peeps.
Working on the shed. Have to race the snow storm to find siding. Have to rethink the siding because cedar is too pricey. Possibly going with pine now. Missed Msbeep. Bummer. Will catch up with you all later. Have a great day everyone!
Working on the shed. Have to race the snow storm to find siding. Have to rethink the siding because cedar is too pricey. Possibly going with pine now. Missed Msbeep. Bummer. Will catch up with you all later. Have a great day everyone!
Blak bart
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Lumber prices are skyrocketing WD....I just built a pair of saw horses....usally 40$ in material....now its 70$ in material !!
RustyRelics
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Good morning phellas.
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Our new dock is western red cedar. The contractor did a modest up charge from the treated brown poison lumber.
I did hear an ouch, about the availability and the cost.
We're thinking he might of eat a tad bit of lunch.
But he'll be highly recommended for the job, and honesty.
Blak bart
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Started some adarendock chairs in cedar....each one got more and more expensive now i can't even find the cedar to do the last chair !!
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Morning one and all.
Will try a little M'tecting today with SPhillips. Strong blow yesterday but not sure yet where we'll end up. Whichever area will have sugar sand. Only the color might be different.
This is the side of Old Dixie highway in Wabasso where East Coast RR has been prepping the ground for new rails(?) in anticipation of Briteline service to Orlando.
This "cleared of trees" area is about 1.5 miles long. Might prove interesting for surface finds as well as metal.
I'll leave you with this image of a sunwoof I saw this week.
Will try a little M'tecting today with SPhillips. Strong blow yesterday but not sure yet where we'll end up. Whichever area will have sugar sand. Only the color might be different.
This is the side of Old Dixie highway in Wabasso where East Coast RR has been prepping the ground for new rails(?) in anticipation of Briteline service to Orlando.
This "cleared of trees" area is about 1.5 miles long. Might prove interesting for surface finds as well as metal.
I'll leave you with this image of a sunwoof I saw this week.
bill from lachine
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Pete,
That's the Florida East Coast RR I presume? About 20 years ago had a business trip and we managed to visit with the traffic manager and shared a nice meal in St Augustine.
That's the Florida East Coast RR I presume? About 20 years ago had a business trip and we managed to visit with the traffic manager and shared a nice meal in St Augustine.
bill from lachine
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We've got some leftover chicken so we might whip up this recipe for supper tonight.
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Very nice Bart, my buddy did 4 chairs for us in white oak. The previous home was in the wind so regular seating was a given they'd blow over. I stained a few and this one in the Red Pine Tar/Linseed coating.
(Won't doing that one again-took 6 months to cure.)
(Won't doing that one again-took 6 months to cure.)
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I been to St. Augustine a couple times. The best resturaunt in town is The Columbia. It's a beautiful building on the east* side of the Historic District. I always get the cheapest thing on the menu, The Cuban Sandwich. The coffee the Columbia serves is hard to beat, IMO.
Did you visit the Fort, Bill?
I watched them touch off one of the cannons once. They make a good show about it with a fairly good representation of an officer in authentic uniform ordering the soldiers to load, aim, and fire. Takes them about fifteen minutes. Afterwards I quizzed the guy playing the officer. He told me they only used three pounds of black powder and a rag wad instead of the usual 10 plus pounds and 17 pound iron ball. It was still loud as hell.
Edit- * make that the west side, I had my compass inverted? Dang water is on the wrong side of the map too.
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bill from lachine
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Duckshot,
Unfortunately we didn't get a chance it was one of the whirlwind type of trips. We visited the N.S. in Roanoke on Wednesday then had to fly back to Detroit to go to Jacksonville, Fl to visit with the CSXT. Friday drove to St Augustine to meet with the FEC for a tour and supper.
Then we drove to Daytona, Fl for Saturday did an over nighter to get a cheap return trip to Montreal Sunday morning.
Unfortunately we didn't get a chance it was one of the whirlwind type of trips. We visited the N.S. in Roanoke on Wednesday then had to fly back to Detroit to go to Jacksonville, Fl to visit with the CSXT. Friday drove to St Augustine to meet with the FEC for a tour and supper.
Then we drove to Daytona, Fl for Saturday did an over nighter to get a cheap return trip to Montreal Sunday morning.
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