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1. One man show - slow moving
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_11jan04-nm_1221.jpg A storm blew off all the corrugated fiberglass and the 16' 2x4's holding it down. Flying boards crushed various nearby features such as the garden fence. The building was innundated several times.
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_11feb05-nm_1252.jpg You can't have too many ladders.
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_11feb05-nm_1253.jpg Lumber load #2 has arrived.
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_11apr17-nm_1939.jpg Hated fiberglass. Good to have, though.
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_11apr17-nm_1940.jpg There is much to bury - many pipes and conduits.
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_11apr23-nm_1944b.jpg Winter is the right time to dig.
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_11may20-nm_1954a.jpg Antonio said he knows some framing. His spoken English is not excellent. With no idea how it would go I cut and color-code all the boards for an entire story of walls.
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