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A long time ago J.D. Rockefeller was asked "How much money does a man really need?" his answer was "Just a little more"
How many square feet does a woodworker need?, Just a little more.
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WmZiggy wrote:You do good work. It's a nice looking trailer and I bet you have to keep it neat and organized - no space for junk!:D


Only the tractors. :D
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WmZiggy wrote:You do good work. It's a nice looking trailer and I bet you have to keep it neat and organized - no space for junk!:D

We were sorting out some of our plentiful excess of "stuff" last summer when my ticker went dicky so the gypsy wagon is sitting in a tool shed stacked with boxes of "stuff" waiting for warmer weather... :o :o :o :o :o

I even have one tractor sitting behind the farm shop in a snow bank with one rear wheel jacked up and the tire off and it is still sitting there on the big jack. I only need some "sort of decent" weather to get back at putting a tire on it. I had already put a new one on the other side.
I usually have a couple of dozen things going at once so when things went to pot they all stopped...
We currently have a more than adequate supply of snow, about half of which is airborne and moving from west to east at very high speed. :eek: Tomorrow will be warmer but just as windy then Monday night is to be about 18 below zero. Not good weather for outdoor projects. Today we are clearing a place for all of those Christmas decorations in a first floor room we don't use much and trying to work up the courage to go out and move in some firewood... :rolleyes: :)


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