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djswan
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I like it too. 
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Do you have a copy of "A Reverence for Wood" by Eric Sloane ? If not I'll post some of its pages. . .
Great picture. Is that a temporary rig ? How is it fastened ?
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djswan
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Are you refering to the 1000 year snow fall emergency overload spring? It is fixed in placeand adjustable. The 2x4 between the triangle shaped roof holder- uppers is temporary.
No, I do not have a copy of that. Thanks for the que on it. I would love to see it. Wood is addicting.
Great topic.
Derek
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djswan
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| Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:22 am Post subject: |
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There's no way of knowing for sure, just good guessing. You could assume that something needs to start off gracefully to age gracefully. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I hope I make something pretty and stout.
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| Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 11:41 am Post subject: |
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Good gracious. Yes, I'd say so. . .!
What wood(s) do we see here ?
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djswan
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Mixed Elm and Douglas Fir. Elm trees will never grow like that again. The forest thier from is gone. It's tough for a forest to age gracefully with people around.
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