No worries am used to it. When one decides to live in the woods... you have to learn how to adapt quickly. But I sure feel for all of these people in the cities that have no power and now frozen water pipes and no water for days. It is terrible. Stay safe.
Cut all your parts clean all your parts glue correctly Let cure. Apply water pressure, Looks good, Looks good! Then one drip!
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...and you have your wonderful pets to keep you company out there...
Many nice people on and off this forum going through some tough times right now. Wishing the best for everyone.
...and you have your wonderful pets to keep you company out there...
Well, I don't blame her one bit!
35 years here myself sir.
Congratulations, it’s always better to have a better half....how are you all doing with the weather in SA. Hope your safe my friend.
As you can probably tell I started early....Who likes shot shots?
Whoa, that does not look good.As you can probably tell I started early....
still dealing with the aftermath.....
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‘and it’s my favorite sink.....
When water freezes... and you forget to drain the line... it’s all good though, will have it up and running in no time. Cheers
By the by I thought you said you weren’t a wry man??Who likes shot shots?
As usual you correct my diminishing memory. So I stand corrected again, it’s becoming habitual, so I’ll stick with a little shot of scotch. Cheers my friend.
Great article. Will be curious of your opinion. I am jealous of your liquor store’s selections. I haven’t found a decent one locally yet. That’s what I get for living in the woods. Cheers and Enjoy.Went for a wonder around the local liquor stores today and stumbled into this:
It's a very interesting bourbon that I had been looking for for a while ... looking forward too trying it.
Here's some background on it: https://www.breakingbourbon.com/review/hillrock-estate-solera-aged-bourbon
