basswidow said:
Mushroom soup or sauce. Here are other recipes: http://www.mssf.org/cookbook/honey.html
Post a pic of your place
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Mushroom soup or sauce. Here are other recipes: http://www.mssf.org/cookbook/honey.html
KeepWarmInWinter said:
I used to swim in Candlewood Lake. Nice spot there.
Do you culture the mushrooms to grow there or did it just happen?
My family trailered our 14' sailboat to Candlewood lake back in the late 70s. Haven't been on the water there since then. I have had a few drinks at Down the Hatch over the years though.
Flatbedford said:Hog,
How can you live with such a small garage?Very nice!
The garage has no floor. It is loose stone "B" until I can afford to get concrete poured.
Makes for a PITA to pull the bike in and out of, but I manage.
Actually the garage is as deep or a lil deeper than it is wide. If I needed, I could fit 6 maybe 8 cars in it. Of course I don't need all that. But it is what came with the house.Flatbedford said:
Will be real nice once I ever get a floor poured. Even room for a man cave in the back.
Home for last 25 years.
We do get snow.
Obligatory wood shot.
Sorry, couldn't figure out the "thumbnail" thingy
We do get snow.
Obligatory wood shot.
Sorry, couldn't figure out the "thumbnail" thingy
We never really thought about having a big house, especially not as our 'starter' home; but.....
This is how it sat when we purchased it in April '10 (after nearly 9 months of real estate hassles.....)
The outside somewhat completed circa Oct. 2010, (except for extensive landscaping, shutters on the side windows, ceiling under the porch, painting/staining the deck, cleaning under the deck, latice, etc., etc., etc......) Since this picture, the beam on the porch roof has been wrapped in coil stock as have the facia boards on the roof, invisi-vent soffit installed on the porch and house:
It doesn't look like much was done, but thats 14' of new sill under the front door, 3 new doors, re-posted the whole deck (17 6' holes, 3/4 stone, cement pads, new PT 6x6s...) new decking on the North (right) side, new light fixtures and all new siding under the roof.....
I'm not even going to bother telling stories about the inside, just that we are hoping to have it "done" by the 1 year mark......
Heres a Christmas Pic too. I couldn't resist!
This is how it sat when we purchased it in April '10 (after nearly 9 months of real estate hassles.....)
The outside somewhat completed circa Oct. 2010, (except for extensive landscaping, shutters on the side windows, ceiling under the porch, painting/staining the deck, cleaning under the deck, latice, etc., etc., etc......) Since this picture, the beam on the porch roof has been wrapped in coil stock as have the facia boards on the roof, invisi-vent soffit installed on the porch and house:
It doesn't look like much was done, but thats 14' of new sill under the front door, 3 new doors, re-posted the whole deck (17 6' holes, 3/4 stone, cement pads, new PT 6x6s...) new decking on the North (right) side, new light fixtures and all new siding under the roof.....
I'm not even going to bother telling stories about the inside, just that we are hoping to have it "done" by the 1 year mark......
Heres a Christmas Pic too. I couldn't resist!
Great homes folks. I too am jealous of the waterside homes.
I am happy with the woods though I suppose.
AV beautiful porch, mine is set up for a partial wrap around, but again, no funds LOL.
And, the P/O put the porch boards over top of 1" blueboard insulation. So the boards will have to come off and the insulation cut out where the boards need to go against the house wall.
He used twisty nails too, damn ahole LOL.
I am happy with the woods though I suppose.
AV beautiful porch, mine is set up for a partial wrap around, but again, no funds LOL.
And, the P/O put the porch boards over top of 1" blueboard insulation. So the boards will have to come off and the insulation cut out where the boards need to go against the house wall.
He used twisty nails too, damn ahole LOL.
Flatbedford said:
We sailed to Down the Hatch on our Laser sailboat. We like this place very much.
Here are a few pics from various seasons, including a couple of the boys going out to the woods to get firewood and one of our Woodstock stove. We love not being able to see any neighbors... we are very blessed.
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Nice place 'ya got there.SimpleManLance said:
We used to go fishing at Parshallville lake (if you want to call it that) MANY moons ago. I've heard there's a cider mill there now at the dam.
PapaDave said:
thats less then 5 minutes from me. you are right there is a cider mill at the dam. they have done a pretty nice job of preserving the dam and building. you probably wouldn't even recognize the area anymore. some much has changed in 5-10 years around here.
My humble abode. 2300 square feet, originally built in 1870, and sitting on 53 acres. I am a lucky guy.
With all the snow, it looks like it is in New England instead of Georgia.
With all the snow, it looks like it is in New England instead of Georgia.
Ye olde house....
From the front last fall
The back yard... this was sometime in the summer
And of course the requisite Blizzard of '11 shot
From the front last fall
The back yard... this was sometime in the summer
And of course the requisite Blizzard of '11 shot
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