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And a real beach to get it done right. Drywallers around here do NOT like to do it. Besides the wall really gets beat up over a short period of time. There is a reason for base!
I looked at it and said, I can hear the hangers and finishers bitching. I would agree it is not a very durable design.
 
In the beginning I finished drywall. Then became a plasterer. One apartment builder decided he was going without base trim. About 150 units. I did the patchwork before carpet went in. The first 70 units were horrible. Boss got mad and the next 80 were better. Finishing to floor is not as easy as it appears.
 
In the beginning I finished drywall. Then became a plasterer. One apartment builder decided he was going without base trim. About 150 units. I did the patchwork before carpet went in. The first 70 units were horrible. Boss got mad and the next 80 were better. Finishing to floor is not as easy as it appears.
And bet it looked gooder after the carpet went in!
 
Corn field to the north of me, Soybeans to the south....

Back in the farm lands again.

Is that a Dylan song?
Well, the first line reminds me of "Stuck in the Middle with You" (Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right...) by Steelers Wheel.
The next line reminds me of "Back on the High Life Again" by Steve Winwood--though i could stumble into the Steelers Wheel with it.
Stumbling is all i can do with singing or playing though...so it's an excellent re-write in my book!!
 
Well, the first line reminds me of "Stuck in the Middle with You" (Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right...) by Steelers Wheel.
The next line reminds me of "Back on the High Life Again" by Steve Winwood--though i could stumble into the Steelers Wheel with it.
Stumbling is all i can do with singing or playing though...so it's an excellent re-write in my book!!
Steelers Wheel, sorry, thought it was Bob's.
 
Denise insisted I take advantage of the fall weather yesterday evening so I explored a little. This little lake is about 50 minutes from us. Fish didn’t cooperate, a bit windy where I started, but leaving left me with this. Never a bad day when you have this scenery.

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Garry,
Have you fished the Eleven Mile Canyon stretch? If I remember right it costs a permit fee to fish it but that helps keep the crowds down.
 
Garry,
Have you fished the Eleven Mile Canyon stretch? If I remember right it costs a permit fee to fish it but that helps keep the crowds down.
yes, but it has been a while. everything is more crowded these days. But when i was learning a friend took me up in there and I have a couple of favorite spots. The entrance is about 10 minutes from the house.
 
The strangest things that I am not shocked to see. I once saw someone playing an upright piano late winter last year……….once saw someone pushing an upright piano right in the middle of traffic to end up at this park. Fairly popular and famous park in NYC in the Greenwich Village section- it has been featured in a lot of films, once comes into mind is “I am Legend”; scene where Will Smith and his German shepherd stayed in a row house town home and the scene where the “mutants” started to attack his “safe house” was filmed in this park. Washington Square Park is historically famous and this place is filled with musicians playing on a whim and lots of chess players lined up for challenges. The tourist flock this place heavily and the locals as well. I can’t tell you what else happens here and you would have to walk around or sit on a bench to find out for yourself……………

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^For point of reference above regarding to the film shoot actual row house/safe house below:

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Washington Square Park below mid spring…….

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