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So, Bobby...being the calculating trained warrior NCO that you are. Take the appropriate action, Execute!
your standard grunt level CQB is just putting rounds and rounds on scary stuff till it stops scaring you!
Scheduling hunting trips yet?
Don,On the topic of your privy: my 4wd club built one on our property a couple years ago, and we keep a bag of lime for "flushing" after we go. We keep in just inside the outhouse, and just sprikle a cupful into the hole after mission complete. Works well, and the 25-30lb bag has lasted us a couple of years (moderate use). Just an ideer for your kit bag.Nice looking property!
Quote from: cj7ox on January 26, 2016, 06:47:40 PMDon,On the topic of your privy: my 4wd club built one on our property a couple years ago, and we keep a bag of lime for "flushing" after we go. We keep in just inside the outhouse, and just sprikle a cupful into the hole after mission complete. Works well, and the 25-30lb bag has lasted us a couple of years (moderate use). Just an ideer for your kit bag.Nice looking property!CoolQuote from: cj7ox on January 26, 2016, 06:47:40 PMSean,We used that stuff for years in the Armee, do you guys still use it?Of course, we soldiers over used it, like everything else, but it is a good idea. I like the charcoal ash idea. All the hippie web sites that talk about this sort of thing talk that up a lot. That was the basic plan, but Lime...Absolutely!
Sounds like a good start. Won't you have a basement left over after the burn?
Show me a tie dye shirt and I will
so heres a question don!has the privy been completed and made it to the site yet? if your gonna be having folks out there doing work and what not, they will want somewhere to go.
now theres a secret we didn't know about. that's really cool, sounds like you may need to get a hold of the barnwood builders and have them come take a look.
That barn is cool. Even better if you get something out of it vs using it for a bon fire!Cmax looks right at home. Did you have the new bike out there yet?Friend of mine did the same with a shed in his backyard. Made a 2nd floor and stores models up there.Also, if you can a sliding door works SO much better on big doors. I have a 4ft one on my little 10x12 and never having to worry about clearance is a godsend.
You may have stated this already however is this just a large pressure treated base (say like 4x4 or 4x6 timbers or possibly steel? The way HD has them locally) or are you putting down some sort of foundation under it?
Copy, we had more freezing & thawing up North than you boys do. However, what I did a couple of times was used a post hole auger 8" on 3pt tractor & bored holes in the ground 3.5' deep then filled them with concrete or sac crete (whatever is available). This is almost as cost effective as your cinder blocks & 3x better in the long run. Just an option, but I had great success doing it this way.
it almost looked like a corn crib instead of a cabin?
I just don't want to wind up missing a digit or limb. I can sometimes get in a hurry to get results.
I just might line the inside of the shed with the barn wood. Sure make for a cool look!