larry@stinescorner
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working on the chimney on the old farm house,took some pictures from up on the scaffold
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larry@stinescorner
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I could have used some help,I needed someone to pull stuff up with the pulley from the ground,but I was by myself ,so I had to go up and down the ladder
I would have let you stay on the ground! lol
I would have let you stay on the ground! lol
fixerupper
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Nice pics. My legs get tired just looking at the setup. LOL. My dad said he tended a brick/block layer back in the very early forties when he was in high school. He said when they did chimneys the mason kept barking at him to get more materials up there, and the farther up the chimney he got the louder he barked. Jim
Anonymous-0
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Dang!! Everything looks so green there, we still have snow on the ground 
Anonymous-0
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Dang!! Everything looks so green there, we still have snow on the ground
Anonymous-0
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it is green,but getting very dry,sposed to rain tommorow
larry@stinescorner
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it is a kodak easy share,not exspensive,got it at wall mart
Daryl in PA
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I think i can see the Bake Oven Knob on some of those pictures. Nice gin wheel setup. If your still in Pa today, there's a large consignment sale at Kutztown Produce. I think that you and the mrs have been there before. Also, the Ole time Plowboys have a show in Kutztown today at the college farm. (Spring plowing and Ford is the featured tractor). Have a great weekend.
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I would help as long as i could stay on the ground. I shake like a dog poopin razor blades when i'm on a ladder!
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I would help as long as i could stay on the ground. I shake like a dog poopin razor blades when i'm on a ladder!
Brad Buchanan
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Hi Larry.
I have the 6' 6" scaffold frames also. Like the real scaffold planks much better than those aluminum things. They are much easier on the back and knees.
Thanks for sharing and good luck.
Brad
I have the 6' 6" scaffold frames also. Like the real scaffold planks much better than those aluminum things. They are much easier on the back and knees.
Thanks for sharing and good luck.
Brad
larry@stinescorner
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had to take replace the top,and the plaster pealed off the block,but the block were still sound,so I chipped off the old plaster and re coated it,it may be a while before I have time to get back to do the finish coat,I will post a picture when its done
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