Cutting up some old/donated tin for the Casita ceiling. 67,95,87,0,B
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4 comments:
That is quite a roof - double insulated.
I'll give you credit thats one neat well built casita. excellent work
the tfl chili casita… the mural is a nice, unexpected, touch and
brings a splash of colour and a greeting to passing Marfa UFOs… (lights) —
if the "headlights" lit up at night, that would be a bonus…
what's the tin's fate?
you are the TinMan after all…
Mr. Wells, you have built a solid and high-quality product. The future owners are going to love their new Casita.
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