Well here is my new 2 acres with over 300 oak's on it and this is the first pic I could resize to show yall, This is a test and I will show the rest of my work that got dune.
memike's house on the hill
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That is brother's house in the back ground.and my rolling storage building I paid 100 dollar's foor.I just start it up and move it as I need to,the head is cracked and will not hold water,
Alot of rebar and wire. now where is that concrete truck
dartcuda
Mopar Or No Car
memike.1 said:
I have storage just like that. Only mine is silver and blue.......lol Has the v6 in it.
these guy's got it slick and helped me alot, Good neighbor's full of bud lite
Here is the living room, No funiture yet,Just something to keep me on my game :thumbup:
As someone said here at fabo,I got the sport's room dune first
Mine has a inline 6 fuel injected,It is full of tool's,chain saw,out door light's,dog food,and fishing gear.The best franklen I have ever spentdartcuda said:
onehellofadart
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:thumbup: Looking good Mike!
OldVart
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Way to go Mike, lookin' good. Throw a couple of bags of black pepper in the rad of that storage shed, circulate the hell out of it, and see if it helps. 
I knew that neighbours full of beer help's you out. Worth a lot. Nice building too.
ramcharger
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Nice house Mike! Looks like you have your priorities straight in your living room. :thumbup: Where's the kegerator though? :toothy7:
Here is a good look at the wooded area I live
AdamR
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The woods make the best neighbors. Grave yards are second best.
This is the front of our cottage on the hill we call home
Just 2 aker's
Just 2 aker's
OldVart
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That looks really nice and comfy Mike. I've got 4 acres of land and I wouldn't trade it for a farm out West. Come to think of it, it IS a small farm out West.
Rob
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Very nice! Nothing beats living in the country (or in the woods) on some acreage. I live in the city but have 5 acres up island and have been building a log cabin that we will retire to when we are ready. I hope to build a nice big shop when I can :thumbup:
Rob said:
That is the plan here too,I own this property lock stock and barrel.
all deat's are paid,I will morgage house to have my shop soon.
30x36 A two car shop with pool table and a card/bar and pooper/shower.
10 day's till I go get my BB truck :wav:
Rob
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Sounds great Mike! The bigger the shop the better, my wife wanted a small house, easier to look after and the kids are grown up and I wanted a big *** shop :toothy7:
Here's a pic of the cabin, still lots to do inside, it's one bedroom and a loft, looks bigger than it is because of the height and porch I think.
Here's a pic of the cabin, still lots to do inside, it's one bedroom and a loft, looks bigger than it is because of the height and porch I think.
OldVart
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Nice cabin Rob. And I think the key to a successful marriage is a well equipped, big assed shop. The more time a man spends in the shop, the less time he's underfoot in the wife's domain.
That sure is one fine log home,And I like the chat around the house.
I bet you and the wife are very proud of it.
Look's like 1.600 sq feet of living space or more.
With plenty of mother nature around. Congrad's, I like it
I bet you and the wife are very proud of it.
Look's like 1.600 sq feet of living space or more.
With plenty of mother nature around. Congrad's, I like it
Rob
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It's just over 1100 sq feet of living space inside, it's the massive roof that makes it look bigger. It's a nice size for two people. It's tucked way back in the woods so the neighbours won't complain later when I work on the cars. I wish I had a shop under construction like you do Mike, that's the real dream :thumbup: Like Sid said, the key to a good marriage is a good shop Unfortunately I won't be able to build the shop for a while, unless I win the lottery 
Unfortunately I won't be able to build the shop for a while, unless I win the lottery
I have not started it yet,
Got to get the house all trimed in first,
Then the shop will take off
Got to get the house all trimed in first,
Then the shop will take off
I totally agree Sid, I built my first shop when I was in my 5th year of marriage,
And Everything smooth out after that day.
And Everything smooth out after that day.
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