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Moving and Sheeting
My mother stopped by the other day to see how the greenhouse was fairing, and when she took a look at my chicken coop project she explained all the reasons why I would have to move it. The chief reason … Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, Building and Construction, Chickens, Greenhouse, Seedlings
Tagged Asparagus Roots, seedlings
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From the Ground Up
What a flash. The weekend started like any other with plans for hard work, and real progress. The base of what I’m now referring to as my multipurpose building was completed just in time to start constructing the walls. In … Continue reading
Chicken Coop Plans
I finally found the time to plot out my chicken coop design. I’d like to have a second story for storage, but I might not have that much room available. When I originally decided on the placement of the coop, … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Chickens, Tomatoes
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Chicken Coop Update
Since the last photo of the chicken coop, I’ve started nailing down 2 x 3’s for a sub floor. Above you can see the first four rows, along with a nice covering of snow. The beams below the 2 x … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Chickens
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New Chicken Coop Foundation
In the fall of last year, I decided that my chicken coop was too small. I gave all of my chickens to my sister Sandy while I tore down the old coop, and started construction of a bigger model. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, Chickens
Tagged chicken coop, Chickens, recycled boards
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Trying Something New
I made the mistake of watching “This Old House” on Saturday morning, and I soon found myself with my tools in my hand ready to build a new cabinet in my bathroom. I started by surveying what wood I had … Continue reading
Made in America
After posting pictures of the items I’ve constructed for Saint Nick Industries, I had another request for kiddie construction: A Toddler Bed. I’m still relatively new at this whole furniture construction subject, but I make it a point to learn … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction
Tagged Construction, Night Stand, Stain, Toddler Bed, Wood
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Winter Projects
Several of my readers have informed me that I should post new content in the winter, even if it means leaving the garden behind for a few months.Until the weather breaks, I’ll be showcasing some of my winter projects. Due … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction
Tagged birch, building, closet, presents, Stain, train table, workshop
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This Old Barn: Part 2
On Thursday and Friday Davie and I worked on the back part of the barn. You can see it needed a lot of work, as some boards have blown off in the last year. The barn looked terrible, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Building and Construction, People
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This Old Barn: Part 1
It Stay-cation time again, and this time I thought it would be a wise use of my time off to work on the stalls in Mom’s barn. I started with this doorway, re-hanging the door that used to be attached … Continue reading
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