For those so inclined here is a little visual fodder. My tree guy left yesterday around noon and came back today at 10 am. Tree guys seem to be related to bankers /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif anyway I just hired him to get them down, I took care of bucking them and clearing. Since he was coming back this morning I was trying to get the north tree cut and moved out of the way. I got some cut but I think I will need a bigger saw /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Here is what I could not cut yesterday or this morning so I just moved it with Ol Yeller....
Barn to workshop
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fastpat
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Interesting project, great photos.
Ever think about imbedding them in your narrative via having them on a web image hosting service such as http://www.fotki.com ? I use this one quite a bit, makes illustrated articles much easier.
I'm a car hobbiest and have written several articles on various projects on my cars. I'll likely do the same when I buy my tractor, and get into building projects. Here's one of mine you can peruse: http://public.fotki.com/fastpat/tractors_attachment/
No connection to fotki.com, just a customer.
Pat
Ever think about imbedding them in your narrative via having them on a web image hosting service such as http://www.fotki.com ? I use this one quite a bit, makes illustrated articles much easier.
I'm a car hobbiest and have written several articles on various projects on my cars. I'll likely do the same when I buy my tractor, and get into building projects. Here's one of mine you can peruse: http://public.fotki.com/fastpat/tractors_attachment/
No connection to fotki.com, just a customer.
Pat
fastpat
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( For those so inclined here is a little visual fodder. My tree guy left yesterday around noon and came back today at 10 am. Tree guys seem to be related to bankers /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif anyway I just hired him to get them down, I took care of bucking them and clearing. Since he was coming back this morning I was trying to get the north tree cut and moved out of the way.
I got some cut but I think I will need a bigger saw /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Here is what I could not cut yesterday or this morning so I just moved it with Ol Yeller.... )</font>
Your last photo imbedded in the quoted. For illustration purposes only.
Pat
I got some cut but I think I will need a bigger saw /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif Here is what I could not cut yesterday or this morning so I just moved it with Ol Yeller.... )</font>
Your last photo imbedded in the quoted. For illustration purposes only.
Pat
Egon
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That log would make some nice beams! Easy to do with a chainsaw.
Egon /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Egon /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Inspector507
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fastpat,
Imbedding them in the post will also make some of the dial-up using members/visitors cuss you out until all the pictures load. Just attach them like he did and let the ones that want to view them open the attachment. Just my opinion (from a former dial-up user).
Imbedding them in the post will also make some of the dial-up using members/visitors cuss you out until all the pictures load. Just attach them like he did and let the ones that want to view them open the attachment. Just my opinion (from a former dial-up user).
fastpat,
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Interesting project, great photos.
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Thanks
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Ever think about imbedding them in your narrative )</font>
You will notice that no one embeds photos, as the inspector pointed out alot of dial up users would get a little frustrated trying to follow your thread. But thanks for the thought....
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Interesting project, great photos.
)</font>
Thanks
</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Ever think about imbedding them in your narrative )</font>
You will notice that no one embeds photos, as the inspector pointed out alot of dial up users would get a little frustrated trying to follow your thread. But thanks for the thought....
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Larstan,
Progress is looking great! If the logs won't serve well as framing material, you need a fire pit to at least roast a hotdog on /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif. You are really breathing some new life into the old barn. Great work so far!
Progress is looking great! If the logs won't serve well as framing material, you need a fire pit to at least roast a hotdog on /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif. You are really breathing some new life into the old barn. Great work so far!