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@Mr onetwo as @LooseFab showed in his build LooseFab's Fab Shop. My Dream 30x50 Shop Build ice and snow is a real problem for our friends in North America. It sounds ridiculous but heated gutters are one solution.

Post #0037 - Construction work continues - Shed gutters and downpipes - Part XXXII With my work background and having owned a few properties over my lifetime, the importance of roof design, plumbing and drainage systems and what goes wrong with them was front of mind when considering gutters...

@Geoff289 yes, counting my nine lives 🐈‍⬛on this one. Hopefully, we have eight more credits still available for natural disasters. Me too, lots of brush cutting, weeding & slashing is needed.

@LooseFab that video popped up in my YouTube feed and here's your thread. We had to move a lot of dirt too and bring in 550 tonnes of boulders and 500 tonnes of crushed filter material.

@oldironfarmer glad someone is paying attention! At the time I had a bit of a think about what I was doing with that conversion from metric to imperial. I concluded (correctly?????, well I convinced myself) it was a slightly different scenario to those where I had converted what was clearly a...

@Geoff289 @D.F.B owning a 2013 Hilux I know what a lack of torque looks like, 343 Nm.

@D.F.B that post hurts my eyes and could impact my bank balance.

@hewey I think a battle with an insurer would have killed me. We lost a couple of weeks preparing and recovering and really the big winner have been the weeds 🤬 We're looking forward to cooler weather and hopefully gaining some ground in the next strike against them.

@Boostingaz thanks for that. In the end we (us) had less rain than forecast because they were talking about totals of 800 mm (32") and winds no worse than a bad thunderstorm. Sure, a lot of people were anxious, particularly with the extended wait dragging it out and of course the media helped...

Post #0036 continued - Alfred tropical low aftermath continued - Part XXXI More flattened grass from overland flow runoff exiting the culvert headwall which is just visible in the photograph.