My mom called me last night and informed me that they are selling their house. My first thought was, "good for them." My second thought was, "Oh no! Where am I going to move all the lumber and logs I have at their house?" If that weren't enough, my mom asks where I'm going to put the lumber. "I'll just stack it outside like it already is," I answer. She then states, "what about the lumber in the barn?" smiley_confused Uggh, I forgot about the dry lumber.
I still have no idea where I'm going to put all my junk. Looks like there will be a sale on Maple burl this spring.
I'll get some photos
just tell them you expect them to move it all to their new place :-)
Quote from: Dan_Shade on April 08, 2009, 05:20:28 PM
just tell them you expect them to move it all to their new place :-)
Good luck with that, don't forget to let us know if you survive the suggestion :D
asy.
I agree with Dan move it to the new place. Maybe they can get a barn big enough to put all the lumer inside.
"Happy Mother's day.... a Hyster.... :)? :(?"
Maybe some flowers with the forklift?
Build a barn with the lumber you don't have a place for. :D
Don't remind me of this situation. I have at least 8,000 bd.ft. of lumber stacked at my parents' place. They have a nice level lot behind their house. Flat ground is rare on my 5 acres ::)
My property is similarly "flat-spot deficient". The only flat spot is the one where my house is sitting :-\. My lumber lives at my parents house as well, but fortunately, they're not planning on moving anytime soon.
I have plenty of room on my 30 acres you can put it. I am here to help a FF member in their time of need. So relax I've got you covered.
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