Lakeside53
Stihl Wrenching
Didn't feel myself today... and 25 years of training has taught me that if I hang around the house wasting time, some disagreement would ensue...
The neighborhood was silent. No sounds... no movement... Hmmm.... Out with the 066; it's not all that loud Time to mill something and sweat out my indulgences. Time for for EVERYONE to get out of bed. Crappy day anyhow - rain, sleet and melting slush
The wife's been suggesting that I build a 'bridge" across a little creek that flows in the forest. It has been on the "honey do" list for about 16 years, so... My usual excuse is "no wood", but given the recent events, I sure can't use that one any more.
Before:
Milling in the dead fall - red cedar - nice rot resistance in the heart wood
This will do nicely for the deck - 3 inches thick will be enough
The final product. Hmmm... that wood would have made a nice table (but that's on the "list" too). Plenty more where that came from.
What you don't see is the wheel barrows of gravel, the concrete block bulkheads... and the sweat.. Finished in the dark... and by then it was pouring.
Wife says - "what have you been doing all this time? It didn't have to be a work of art". I told her it wasn't...
But the hangover is gone and I'm sure I've earned some brownie points.
The neighborhood was silent. No sounds... no movement... Hmmm.... Out with the 066; it's not all that loud Time to mill something and sweat out my indulgences. Time for for EVERYONE to get out of bed. Crappy day anyhow - rain, sleet and melting slush
The wife's been suggesting that I build a 'bridge" across a little creek that flows in the forest. It has been on the "honey do" list for about 16 years, so... My usual excuse is "no wood", but given the recent events, I sure can't use that one any more.
Before:
Milling in the dead fall - red cedar - nice rot resistance in the heart wood
This will do nicely for the deck - 3 inches thick will be enough
The final product. Hmmm... that wood would have made a nice table (but that's on the "list" too). Plenty more where that came from.
What you don't see is the wheel barrows of gravel, the concrete block bulkheads... and the sweat.. Finished in the dark... and by then it was pouring.
Wife says - "what have you been doing all this time? It didn't have to be a work of art". I told her it wasn't...
But the hangover is gone and I'm sure I've earned some brownie points.