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nicole, welcome to rural living. if you are surrounded by trees, ignore this won't work for you, but we also live out in the country (not as close to the middle of nowhere as Pat) and i found an...

slapshot let me add to what was said above. your decision should be based on the amount of anticipated use and the amount of snow /ice you will use them in.

if your situation will be solely...

bumping a somewhat aged thread.

eric if you go to your local courthouse, specifically the registrar of deeds, they will be able to track down and show you who the mineral rights of your property...

I bet he's lazily floating in an innertube, straw hat pulled low shading his eyes, feet dangling over the tube into the cool water of one of his ponds with a cold [Pat add in your favorite drink here...

Good to hear your not dead! Oklahoma's burial laws make dying cost a fortune.

Clint

Currmudgeon is exactly right, you have to watch your dog while inside. I guaranty as soon as you take your eye off of him that'w when he'll relieve himself.

But you will soon learn (you are also...

I can't speak much about computer programming, but creating a trained animal act, I can do that.

I thought I'd chime in on the Optima battery question, brought up earlier. My experience...

Kerr,

The GC's that I worked for generally made 10-15% profit on each house. In other words, if the house cost 100k, the GC made btwn 10 and 15k. But that was using subs for everything. The...

Wasabi,

Send a pic of you on the property working your a$$ off.
I wish we were in a position to be working ours off, but it'll have to wait as I work my brain to finish my degree. Then in a...

Pat,

I have always been a big proponent of the "airlock" idea. My highschool architecture teacher always lowered my grade because I always included them in my plans. He disagreed w/ my argument...

RY,

Definitely keep us posted throughout your project. Everybody loves a good house building story. Even better if there are pictures.

Clint.

Pat,

I've seen the very Star Trek episode of which you speak and I follow you exactly regarding Sequim. It reminds me of a discussion a roommate of mine in college (a fellow Washingtonian) had...

Pat,

My Bro-in-law to be (my sis still has 3 weeks to make a better decision /forums/images/icons/shocked.gif ) was explicating the very climatalogical anomaly in Sequim of which you speak. He...

Pat,

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I guess folks who don't know any better, like it, In light rain and mist they carry on as if it were a sunny day and...

Speaking of storms. My mother-in-law has been staying w/ us, waiting for the birth of our first, her first grandchild (happened Saturday 5/17 morning early). Prior to the big ones that hit a few...

Eric,

I was born over the hill from you in Panguitch. We moved away but I spent many summer months there. I've still got a ton of uncles and aunts in that area. One uncle owns the Bryce - Zion...

Today, My wife asked me what I thought about a 3 prong electronic Soil PH tester she saw in a magazine. I told her that I didn't, but that I would do a little research on the subject.

I have...

Pat,

I do appreciate your running narrative, as I will be going through building in a few years. Your floor plan looks good, I spent a few minutes looking at it. What computer program did you...

Paul,

My wife and I almost weekly receive letters from companies wanting us to switch our loans from Sallie Mae. These companies offer extremely low interest rates to entice you to switch and...

Pat,

Now that we've seen your hole in the ground, how about some info about what's going in it. Maybe post some drawings of the future place if you've got 'em. If I every need a giant hole dug...

Harv,

I wish all of the people in the position of your caretaker had the support of people like you. It's uncommon for somebody to be so understanding of a potential mental/behavioral disorder...

Harv,

I'm coming in a little late here, but I thought I might add in an opinion. Bipolar, is a tricky disorder to detect, but not necessarily hard to treat. The hard part with detection is that...

My uncle owns a hotel in Southern Utah that has about 12 cabins separate from the main hotel. In all of the cabins he uses the Tankless water heaters. He said that he has never had any client...

Brian P,

The purpose of my previous post was to say that the problem is fixed. When we fixed the leak the low pressure problem went away. I don't know enough about the system to hypothesize...

Sorry I did the disappearing act and haven't posted an asnwer, but anybody who was wondering what is was here you go. Unfortunately school absorbs most of my time so when I do get to work outside...