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Bajadoc
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Best to build it right side up, stuff might spill. Otherwise looks good. It would be an honor to do business in there.
Looks great..nice job...must have some sturdy hand rails in there to keep from falling off.....
fiasconva
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I think I'd fire the architect. *s*
Here!
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kwselke
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Add some windows and loopholes to fire through and that would make a fine East Texas deer stand. 
Ya forgot something:
Looks good to me.
You still see those out here in the mountains of West Virginia.
You still see those out here in the mountains of West Virginia.
That could double as a shower!
Ed
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We care?!?
Where else will you find a bunch who gives a.......?
Only here.
Where else will you find a bunch who gives a.......?
Only here.
Ya forgot something:
Yes, the quarter moon will be added.
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If you add the quarter moon make sure you add some metal screen behind it. I had the fill in the blank out of me one night on my grandfathers hunting cabin when I was kid. Squirrels decided to build a nest in it. My brother still laughs till he cries telling the story. It only happened 45 yrs ago I guess somethings never die.
Yes, a quarter moon for a building that frequently contains a full moon.
Here is the seat, with lid, I salvaged out of an old outhouse on a piece of property I bought years ago. Looks like "Splinter City" to me. It used to sit on a concrete culvert pipe on a slab over the hole. The old guy I bought it from lived in a house with a real toilet but he liked this one, in his back yard, better. Unless it was raining.
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Waxing or waning?
Definitely waning. Too much wax, and you slide right off the seat.
That's great....
One of those structures that are low key to not detract from the surroundings. Now as far as the noise and fumes go, well they are being worked on.
One of those structures that are low key to not detract from the surroundings. Now as far as the noise and fumes go, well they are being worked on.
My brother used to live in a historic home that had a brick outhouse. Of course, it was non-functioning since the house now had indoor plumbing. One day, a county historical society representative knocked on their door wanting to take pictures of the ol' brick outhouse as it was the only one in the county. I was curious as to who kept outhouse records so accurately that they knew the number and building materials of every outhouse in the county. Gives a whole new meaning to "county seat."
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