Paco and I put this one up today. It won't be much good till we add purlins and tin. I used a trick I learned from the gentleman farmer in Greensboro and put in "hurricane clips" made of 2x4s - they make it easier to position the rafters and also help keep the roof from blowing off in a hurricane. If it ever rains again.Labels: donkey
by melinama @ 5:00 PM
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Wait, what happened to Donkey Shed #1?
Alma, donkey shed #1 is waiting for siding. It's up the hill quite a distance from #2. #2 will have no siding - it's just in case of rain (rain being something I believed in when I started but am starting to doubt).
Whew! I was worried about Donkey Shed #1. Thanks for asking the question Alma.
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