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[txdon]

"One of the attendees was a TBN member. I asked him tonight what his username was and he couldn't remember. I know I cut it in for him with the plasma in the state of Texas on the bridge because he wasn't there when we did the signing. But I can't remember his user name either." Harvey

I could have used the search but I felt adventurous tonight. After taking the golf cart into the woods, past two sets of unidentifiable eyes, and hearing some loud breathing in the creek (the place we call the killing field because of all the animal bones) I walked down the stairs with the dimly lit flashlight to get this picture to jog your memory! Hope it helps!

 

[rox]

Harv,
Gettng the "spokes" in the staircase makes all the difference in the world. It relly looks classy. I lean more towards the craftsman style rather than pure rustic. I like wood to have some "style" to it and this staircase really does. the homeowner really finished it off great. You are an inspiriation to us all.

 

[wroughtn_harv]

"One of the attendees was a TBN member. I asked him tonight what his username was and he couldn't remember. I know I cut it in for him with the plasma in the state of Texas on the bridge because he wasn't there when we did the signing. But I can't remember his user name either." Harvey

I could have used the search but I felt adventurous tonight. After taking the golf cart into the woods, past two sets of unidentifiable eyes, and hearing some loud breathing in the creek (the place we call the killing field because of all the animal bones) I walked down the stairs with the dimly lit flashlight to get this picture to jog your memory! Hope it helps!

I'm wanting to say hayseed was his username. He started when it was kubota.com and Muhammed wasn't out of middle school. (for those who don't know the owner of tbn is/was a whiz kid with a memory like no other for kubota tractors and parts.

 

[rtdiggr]

The staircase came out perfect, it looks great. The house is really coming together.

txdon you are a brave man in the woods of Texas at night all the noises Have you seen "The Blair Witch Project"?

Shane

 

[TBDonnelly]

I came up with an idea and convinced someone that it was nothing but a thing.

Now it's a thing of 'beauty, 'charm' and 'Olde World' style Craftsmanship.

Well done!

Don

 

[MF1455v]

Dang Harvey, that is one great stair case. The combo of wood and iron really makes it pop.

James

 

[jinman]

Here are some more. I don't know if you can tell, buy I'm prouder'n punch as they say in France on beautiful spring mornings. (be quiet Rox, it's my illusion)

Harvey, how are you ever gonna top that? You may do bigger, but you'll never do better. It grabs your attention and holds it...and holds it...and holds it.... It's an instant family heirloom.

 

[jinman]

I'm wanting to say hayseed was his username. He started when it was kubota.com and Mohammed wasn't out of middle school. (for those who don't know the owner of tbn is/was a whiz kid with a memory like no other for kubota tractors and parts.

Harvey, I won't post his picture, but he had on an Adidas t-shirt and a blue cap that day. You made sure he was well represented because you put his name first on The State before anyone else.

BTW - Don, that picture you took looks as good as the day the bridge was finished. The paint looks fresh. You aren't painting it every year are you?

 

[txdon]

You aren't painting it every year are you?

Jim, No, that would be Harvey's secrete paint recipe.

 

[mikim]

Don -- what about putting the cattle guard out close to the road then the gate 50' inside? There wouldn't be any issue then of one getting in the way of the other. What I'm saying is - put the guard inline with the current fence (such as it is) then run new fence to the gate 50 - 60 feet from the wings of the guard.