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really? how do they weather? I love the looks of them
People use them for walls of houses. I actually have 1/4th marine ply behind them.

My expectation is that they will be good for 4-5 years. With polyurethane they may be OK for 10 years.

At 40 dollars a gallon to polyurethane them, its cheaper to replace them than try and preserve them.

Lots of resorts use them to give a native feel and the patterns in the weave can be quite beautiful.

I just went for the basic basic.
 
you guys are depressing. move to my neck of the woods. 78F today

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Ya know...I used to like you. This was just plain cruel
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LOCKDOWN! air cells look a little small but
I will look again tonight and see if they dropped down ready for hatch yet!! I got this!
I'd certainly hope you got this! You wrote the book
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I still cant believe I screwed up day 18 but feel much better as a group ha ha ha




edited to REMOVE link because I got in trouble again :( I did a webpage for my chickens and added a link, cant do that!
 
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Ok so im about half way locked down as of now... sorta kinda ran out of plastic boxes to seperate eggs in... really really need to build a bloody hatcher and soon. The 5 little ones from the first hatch are doing well tho despite the frigid temps... thanks to lots of propane.
 
 

[COLOR=800080]Ya know...I used to like you. This was just plain cruel:/ [/COLOR].
[COLOR=800080]I'd certainly hope you got this! You wrote the book[/COLOR] :plbb



you have to be cruel to be kind

you guys are nuts. ok the people in the south arent. freaky weather can hit anywhere.last week my wife had a blanket on the bed because the temp dropped to 68. freaky cold

When it gets that "cold" here we are running around in bathing suits headed to the pool. My bedroom is usually around 58°F. The rest of the house is around 64°F.
 

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