WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[tody]

@Tago-Mago nope. bläkläder for that kind of thing…

[GraemeE]

[SKT]

@GraemeE yurtlife is the goodlife

[GraemeE]

@SKT most definately- when it was time to build my home office back in 2020 a yurt was briefly on the table as an option

[Go For Chill]

Today I'm making cartoons.

I'm new around here, but this feels like a good portion of the posts I see.

[goosehd]

@Go-For-Chill …pretty good summation.

[endo]

@Go-For-Chill that's our dope ️

[endo]

Built a shelter for wood and garden tools.

[Giles]

Wood, garden tools and an Endo....

Looks amazing.....

[Tago Mago]

@Giles said in WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS):

Wood, garden tools and an Endo.... and a beer

Looks amazing.....

[GraemeE]

[Brock]

The beach is the best!

[Denman John]

@endo I love it man, looks amazing! How are you anchoring the footings? Some sort of German wizardry I reckon.

[endo]

@Denman-John proper German engineering! (haha I wish)

[Denman John]

@endo This makes sense. I’m not used to seeing the footing bracket peg(?) exposed like that around here. Something a little different than I’m used to seeing and I like it. Good job

[endo]

[tody]

@endo burning down the shed already?

[motojobobo]

@endo solid job with the shed. I’m also unfamiliar with the metal peg + concrete combo used as anchoring points in the ground. Guess we are more accustomed to using hardwoods which resist rot around here.
I think I also need a shed in the yard for tools, spare tires…

[endo]

@motojobobo @Denman-John It may be because of our maritime climate, but putting wood into the ground is usually not a good idea here as it doesn't last very long. The pegs stand high due to the uneven ground but also not to get the wood in touch with the (often) damp soil.

[goosehd]

@endo Thanks for the idea