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Tis the season. I agree with Jerry. A damp and painful process of mossing it up.
Philip
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Thanks for your comments Jerry and Phillip and everyone else.
I haven't gotten back to this, as I have been sick all week. Perhaps an update in a few more days, when I feel a little better.
RichComment
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Rich, hope you're feeling better soon.Comment
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Best wishes for a fast recovery.Comment
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Rich,
You have my sympathy; I hope you recover quickly.
Mike
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Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. James BaldwinComment
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Sounds like you fell off the "The Edge of Nowhere"
​​​​​​​Hope you feel better!!Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. LincolnComment
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Thanks for the well-wishes Rick, Mike, & Mike H.
Jerry - you're not nice... but I am feeling better today.. thanks ~ time to get crackin..
RichComment
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Rich,
I hope you are feeling better.
ScottComment
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Rich,
I sure hope you're feeling better soon!
Take care and rest, we'll wait!
Dave
DaveComment
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You feel better yet?? Or you just floundering in the water by the mill?
Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. LincolnComment
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Good God will someone throw Rich a rope?? He's close to going over the edge!!
Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. LincolnComment
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Glad you are feeling better Rich!Comment
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Amen!
PhilipComment
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This goes out to all concerned about my health. I am fine now.
The main reason why I haven't continued is that I am contemplating what to put on the roofs of the adjacent buildings.
I really don't like using Campbell rolled roofing because of curls when applying them, due to their being on a roll for a number of years.
It is so easy to go off parallel lines when applying them. They do look nice when lifted, but it's a control application which takes considerable
time and adds to the lengthy build.
I may use individual cut cedar shakes on the main building, tarpaper on the smaller back building (sloped roof), and corrugated metal on the front
workshed. Do any of you have any suggestions?
RichComment
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First off, glad to see you back and healthy. Nothing else matters as much as your health. Glad to hear you can think about the mundane aspects of modeling and not wondering where your next breath will be coming from.
Welcome back my friend!
Fifth "Dave" to the rightHome of the HOn3 North Coast Railroad, along the shores of Lake Ontario.Comment
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