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Old 10-02-2018, 06:08 PM
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Looks like a nice area, where is the house, I assume on the other side of the road ?
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Who needs a house....I'd sleep in the shop!
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Looks like a nice area, where is the house, I assume on the other side of the road ?
It is actually to the left of most pics. I snap a few in relation. I am back at my old house now getting ready to move. I understand they got the driveway in yesterday. Today, they will clear the trees off the actual build site and start build the base for the concrete.
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Congrats on the semi-retirement!! I highly recommend it...

Good luck on the build. Hope it goes to plan as much as possible and please keep us updated on the progress...
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Old 10-04-2018, 11:26 AM
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Welcome to Wisconsin!
Looks like a nice place to retire! I love the northwoods.
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Welcome to Wisconsin!
Looks like a nice place to retire! I love the northwoods.
You and I both. Here is a pic I took off of my deck Tuesday afternoon. too bad the sun was not out!

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This boy and girls, is what 700 yards of fill looks like!

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Think about this ------ this is what 18,000 cubic yards of DIRT.... GONE looks like!! LOL

Good to hear about the semi-retirement and new shop!! And those trees are gorgeous! I love the fall!





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You and I both. Here is a pic I took off of my deck Tuesday afternoon. too bad the sun was not out!
Wow that is absolutely beautiful!
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As much as it might piss you off, it's actually a good thing that the area sets. Just my .02- even if you don't use it, put tubing in the slab, you cant do it afterward. I use radiant to heat my 2000 foot shop and it is the best shop heat ever. Working on a warm slab is so much nicer than any other way of heating, and it's far more economical if you insulate properly.
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