BYC Café

[tjo804]

Banana bread is in the oven!

Quick bread and coffee breakfast tomorrow

 

[ronott1]

I am baking Summer fruit pie today. It is strawberry and peach

 

[tjo804]

 

[sourland]

Banana bread and strawberry/peach pie -

Both go well with coffee - "just sayin' ".

 

[pennyJo1960]

I made to 2 loves of Banana bread 2 days ago

 

[tjo804]

Mmmmmm

Banana bread and strawberry/peach pie -

Both go well with coffee - "just sayin' ".

I made to 2 loves of Banana bread 2 days ago

Breakfast of champions!

 

[pennyJo1960]

like it that way keep BF and the son happy and I do enjoy it 90 here today we are not use to the heat like this but pour humidity is like 43 so just hot not sticking but not allot out side till later

 

[tjo804]

I want more! And actually I am sure we are designed that way. Each time I get something I enjoy it for a bit or at least until I see the updated version

https://morningchores.com/how-to-build-a-pole-barn/

I am thinking we might be able to make this pole barn work for ducks and chickens. And we could build on and add runs easy enough over time. I am not sure how they attached the trusses though? Any DIY/ builders available for input ? Also I am in Texas weight bearing is not a big issue.

And I just found out, I need a hen only coop! So if we can do this pole barn then I can move boys or hens and let the others stay in the coop we have now.

 

[pennyJo1960]

Bf here is building a pole barn here as a barn then one will go up for birds we have like 4 geodesic domes one is for a barn one chicken coop then there is the green house another was for yard parties but then Ma passed and we don't have them

 

[CapricornFarm]

I want more! And actually I am sure we are designed that way. Each time I get something I enjoy it for a bit or at least until I see the updated version

https://morningchores.com/how-to-build-a-pole-barn/

I am thinking we might be able to make this pole barn work for ducks and chickens. And we could build on and add runs easy enough over time. I am not sure how they attached the trusses though? Any DIY/ builders available for input ? Also I am in Texas weight bearing is not a big issue.

And I just found out, I need a hen only coop! So if we can do this pole barn then I can move boys or hens and let the others stay in the coop we have now.

My pole barn has a slanted roof and no trusses.