Well it didn't take long to realize that I would need a shed to keep my snowmachine nice and warm this winter. I gathered the material by going to Canadian Tire (aka the dump) and scrounging for whatever I could find. I found all of the material for free and used tarps that I had brought to cover the roof. In total, I think the shed cost me about $50 bucks in nails and $40 bucks in hinges. Not a badly assembled pile of scrap!
We have had snow for a couple of weeks now, and the shed sits proudly beside the other "lesser" sheds doing its jobs of keeping my baby warm. I guess all of that experience with Don Kennedy Construction finally came in handy!
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Will write if this goes through
Pepere
Hi U 2
Thanks for sending the blog. Finally we get to see what you do and where you live.
Looks very interesting.
I don't know about the sewage system but there is no choice. Good thing there's only one Kennedy boy living there..
Like the shed very much. Jamie,your Mom and Dad are coming for a turkey supper on their way back from Ottawa ..they should be here any minute.
When your Dad sees your shed, expect him to bring you some siding when he goes to vist you and Laura.
What a shed that will be.
Thanks again for keeping in touch via "Blog" Now we feel closer to both of you knowing and seeing where you spend your time.
Take care
Pepere
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