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Mr.Pilot I've read a little of your post and if you look in the Garage Gallery part I have the build pretty much doucumented in pictures "The Poncharossa". as far as cost. I decided i would be the prime contractor and had evrything sub out.The land about 1/2 acre $32,500.00, the dirt work...

This is mine 40'x95' with 20'x95' awning. i'm almost finished with the build.

A few more shots.

Thanks for the information, i cleaned it up a little more along with measurements. i looked up M&H ARMITAGE MOUSE HOLE ANVIL and read were the 1.1.16 was the weight of the anvil something like the 1st 1 = 112lbs the 2nd 1=28lbs and you would add the 16=16lbs so I'm looking at 156lbs total...

It is time to get the shop decluttered........ With the new slab under the awning i can move **** around. Wally's checking the place out and cloud is wondering why he can't come in.

It's time to pour a little concrete, I've been waiting for this for a long time.

We made the screen doors out of 2"x6" cypress from the pile. They are a little stronger than a plane screen door. I wanted them to match the porch.

The porch is to represent one of my deer stands, an the mural is whenyou look odt the shooting window..... THIS IS THE FENCE FOR WHITE CLOUD MY GERMAN SHEPERD PUPPY HE IS HAPPY HAPPY!!!

We hung the screen after sprying the siding with water seal.

The OLD CYPRESS WOOD PILE IS GOING DOWN.

It has been a while since my last post, its going on 2yrs. working on "The PONCHAROSSA" I moved in around October last year and have been kinda of finishing as I get a little extra money. Well lets just say I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. I am tring to put together a picture type...

here is a few more pictures

I traded one of my steel fab tables for this old anvil, I would like to find out what brand and about how old it is. If this thing could talk i bet you could right a novel from the time it was new until i got it. There are some markings on it maybe someone can help me identify te mfg. it weighs...

This is William Wallace Landry he is the king of the place.We are building the front porch on the Poncharosa....

This is Cloud enjoying a warm nite in the shop!!!!!!!

This is William Wallace he is the king of the shop.

This is Cloud after a Ruff Nite

I live in Plaquemine, La. It's a little town of around 7500 people, that has been around since 1775 and is on west side of the Mississippi River 8 miles south of I-10 Bridge at Baton Rouge, La. It was a gate way to the south western part of La. by way of Bayou Plaquemine. Where many of the...

Master bedroom