WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)

[Tobi]

@goosehd fancy fire pit (bowl?) What is the railing for?

[goosehd]

@Tobi Keep kids and drunk adults from burning themselves.

It also provides a spot so you can put a grill over the fire to cook on.

[CosmoSix5]

We've got a ball game today. 53° lol

[lengis]

Cultural morning stroll i London!

[twin]

@CosmoSix5 How was the ball game? We went to Browns football games as first Cleveland Stadium Were real football was played.

[twin]

@lengis Did you get on the London Eye?

[twin]

Here today.

[CosmoSix5]

@twin I'd rather watch my Packers greatest hits DVDs with Ray Nitschke and Bart Starr than anything from today.

[twin]

@CosmoSix5 Yea the old time football was better then today. They all have become over paid fat cats today. We were at the Browns games in 1978.

[Jett129]

Photography in Arches National Park,Moab,Utah. Pictures to follow.

[Matt]

@Jett129 cool. Checking out Canyonlands too?

[Jett129]

@Matt Sure did,but totally loved Arches.

[Matt]

Nice that they’re so close together. Dead Horse Point State Park is there too. Also cool.

[Jett129]

@Matt Didn’t make it out to Dead Horse Point,because we knew we were going back to Arches,that night, for the sunset and some stargazing,which was fantastic.Heading to Salt Lake City tomorrow and then home on Tuesday.

[Matt]

Great trip! Have fun!

[Filson]

Pizza time!

[Filson]

[neph93]

@Denman-John pretty much the same technique and equipment I’ve used for sheds, verandas and balconies. The difference here is that either a. You hope to find bedrock (basically mountain), when digging the post holes. Or b. You have to dig 150cm down to ensure your pillars are below the level of the winter frost (about 100cm deep where I live).

The exposed brackets are normally hidden by the construction but lifting your structure off the ground is a wise move.

[SKT]

@Jett129 looking forward to these pics. Have fun!

[Denman John]

@neph93 There are a hundred ways to build a garden shed and we could talk about it all day. I was assuming the bracket pegs/pin were mounted in concrete of some sort, but couldn’t really tell because it was tastefully hidden. I agree that wood shouldn’t be touching the ground. Around here we would usually put it up on blocks for project this size. I think @endo shed looks cool and hope it serves him well for many years to come!