-30 F bath?

fieldwalker wrote:

We are hopeless in the UK 2/3 inches of snow and everything almost grinds to a halt...doesn't often get below about minus 12C

The south east is very much like that also. You get to experience seasons without the extremes though.

Romedius wrote:

fieldwalker wrote:

We are hopeless in the UK 2/3 inches of snow and everything almost grinds to a halt...doesn't often get below about minus 12C

The south east is very much like that also.  You get to experience seasons without the extremes though.  

Interesting avartar Rom Moving house etc one could easily say .

Figured it was a more fitting avatar knackered!

Romedius wrote:

Figured it was a more fitting avatar knackered!  

Maybe so & as I say Rom it all add's to the interest factor here etc.
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yes interesting avatar knackered, looks a lot going on there.......new loft in the making...?

That was a photo of us dragging the loft out of my shop last spring. I could only build it to fit the dimensions of my shop door. Too cold to build it outside in the winter. I will build the other loft this spring, but only 12 feet deep instead of 8.

Looks a good job Rom

Good looking loft!!

Thanks, the picture show the clear fiberglass shop door. If I had the for sight then,we would have just have built a thirty foot loft in the fall and be done with it! Live and learn

quality workmanship there rom, very skilled by the looks of it.......very nice.

Take some tips from Rom David....Loft...:p

David wrote:

quality workmanship there rom, very skilled by the looks of it.......very nice.

Thanks David. I almost scrapped it. I was going to turn it into a trapping shed, to hold freezers for bait, and stretched coyote. Glad I kept it, the ventilation was easy to tweak. The best of british, and the film on loft design was a big help.

I should have paid more attention to the easy of cleaning loft. I put these too large box perches on one side, and the slanted perches on the othetside. Much harder to clean the flat ones! my camera is junk, I only spent 250 $ USD on the thing. Even the roof was free. The walk locker was in the metal bin at the dump. (I'm low on the chaste sytem).

Must be a good dump i would never be away from it...

fancy a trip to leeds rom, got a loft here needing putting up..........

David wrote:

fancy a trip to leeds rom, got a loft here needing putting up..........

I would be glad too David! I would have to bring a English tape measure with me, I dont know the metric system at all! You would probably haul me back to the airport ASAP.

fieldwalker wrote:

Must be a good dump i would never be away from it...

I excel at being a junk hoarder.

Lol we still don't know the metric system...still feet and inches for me lol

American Pickers...I watch that too

fieldwalker wrote:

Lol we still don't know the metric system...still feet and inches for me lol

When I was a boy they tried to teach us both. It didn't work! I know metric makes more sense, but when you think one way from birth?

fieldwalker wrote:

American Pickers...I watch that too

I think alot of folks do. I got rid of my TV a couple years ago though. Would you believe someone offered me 1800$ for those old yamaha and Polaris signs on my shop? The signs on my avatar? ! They were put up in 71 and never wired. I'm holding out for more. HA!

Hmmm think id make hay while the sun shine

fieldwalker wrote:

Hmmm think id make hay while the sun shine

You are probably right.  71 isn't that old to me.  Just plastic signs after all.   How big of a loft are you putting up FW  I saw where Dennis Ford had his loft in a communal yard.  Must be kinda nice to get along so well with other racers.

Mine done built a few year ago its David still building or sortinng his loft out.............