My Little Villa! YAY!! But get Bernie on that first step its a doosy! And can he make it withstand the sea in case I get washed out in those storms?The Goat Palace complete with a lanai style landing for his lordship to sun himself on.
Seriously give that boy a slap on the shoulder from me. He has some craftsmanship for sure!
Quote: You know me well enough now, I am a worrier... how can I protect my kids, what about the animals, what of losses, what of loss of income and on and on and on.
Congrats on the new house, but why didn't you do the coops first?
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Hey make sure you save the scrap lumber for building coops.... Plywood too. Roofing material too.... Um er Just about anything for building coops.... Nails, Deck screws....
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Welcome aboard.Oz, I just found BYC this past week and found your thread yesterday. I have spent hours reading the first ten pages of it and am fascinated. I'm 26 and have been to the PIs three times in the last 11 years. The first time I went with my family; the last two I've gone by myself and stayed with friends there. My friends live in Angeles City on the main island.
The PIs truly feel my home away from home - that's how welcome and warm people are made to feel when they visit. My best friend in the world lives there and I speak just enough of Tagalog to surprise people lol. I can't wait to go back (I was there in Jan of '12), but in the meantime, reading this will have to do me
Thanks!
We have ten acres.... a barn, coops, pens, shelters, fences....................... someday we'll get a house...
In Cauayan better to built is a cement water tank specifically if you live along shoreline area. My father before use to erect cement made culvert into a water storage tank. Five culvert of 3 ft height is already fifteen ft high. Enough too supply water through pipeline in a bungalow type house.
