Better than average chance of rain tomorrow = supply run to Alpine.
Buttoned stuff up just in case - including topping off my outdoor bundles of insulation with some extra waterproofing and raised them off the ground. 46,59,37,0,B
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6 comments:
Nicely done!
Did not realize your friends had brought you so many insulation sheets.
Kudos to them!!
John I just Have to ask. Why isn't that big pile in one of the buildings? That stuff ain't heavy is it? Seems to me it'd be safer from rain, wind and cows in side.
Great pic of the cloud spilling down over the mountain top. Is that Elephant Mountain?
Hay John have u done anything with the pond??
Very nice photo of the mountain and cloud.
I hope that is enough insulation for you to finish out the trailer. Looks like a lot.
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