Wednesday, February 15, 2012
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14 comments:
congrats mr. wells on your growing TFL family ( human and animal)wish you continued success in your endeavors.
the mohave rat
The sunset photo is fantastic.
wonder when Mao will bring minimoo in for the inaugural visit.
Good looking calf!
Just a note about fastening the
sheet iron. Always put the fasteners on the ridge - never in the valley because this is where the water runs. Will cause leaks.
Nice detail! I was wondering what you were going to do there.
Been wondering what you were going to do with that massive vent, but what about the outer roof skin and below?
What a great picture of Mao and minimoo ;)
You got the right idea. How are you keeping your food refrigarated i.e. your solar chicken? AC
Nice, I was wondering how you were going to finish it off. Looking good.
Cub, I've heard the debate between peak or valley on installing corrugated tin for years. Last time I installed some on a roof I thought that I should settle the matter (in my mind at least). I contacted the manufacturer and asked them their recommendation. Valley. I understand the argument for peak, but they stated that you could not properly seat the screw with rubber washer if it was in the peak as it could not be brought down flush. In that case, it looks to me that John is doing it right.
That is a beautiful animal.
John,
This is my first visit to The Field Lab Blog. I was introduced to you by Mel's Video / Texas Reporter message sent out today. Your life is fascinating and I will continue to follow what transpires next.
Thanks,
Mark Morris
Royal Oak, MI
I guess a lot of us were wondering if you'd cap off the ends somehow. Your solution looks great. Looking forward to seeing the end result.
Mama and little one look nice. That's an impressive set of horns on the mama. Hope they took the snacks in the intention that they were given.
The green house is looking good I love the Clean line of the metal upper side roof is a wonderful art work and Functional art work and a wonderful home
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