Yep we keep gettin it. Light snow, crunchy snow, freezing rain, sleet, it just keeps coming. This apparantly is one of the heaviest snow years in many years and I am lucky enough to be here for it. The doors returned, it's time for more photos of the Rail Museum. Built in 1912 this building survived the BR&P RY, the B&O, 20 years of abandonment and many face lifts. I am starting to refinish the floors this January. yep sanding em down to the bare wood, restaining the oak and fir floors and slapping a new coat of finish over the top of all that. When all this melts we are back to the chimney, repacing the soffets and facia boards and gutters. Then I'm out.
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Ha! I'm laughing my ass off here. You've got more snow than me, you should have wintered over in Alaska. Not too late, you could still make it up the Alcan...
Shawn, I think I'll knit you a hat (size extra-large, per Jim's snarky comments) based on this entry. God, I hate cold.
Jim; Bite me!
Janiece;
There may not be enough yarn to cover this melon of mine. I didn't have to special order my combo cover or anything like that but 7 3/4 may be more than one scane (sp) of yarn. OK Jim I'll give you that one.
Hey, nice picture BTW. Very nice picture.
In fact, what's the odds of having it turned into a post card and sold in the Museum Gift Shop?
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