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- āđāļāļĒāđāļāļĢāđāđāļĄāļ·āđāļ 11 āļ.āļ. 2024
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Boy itâs going to wonderful when done. âĪâĪððŧððŧððŧððŧððŧððŧ
Great sharing beautiful video âĪ
Good to see a video from you guys. Absolutely beautiful work. That was a lot of heavy work setting all that. You built this industrial strength. Appreciate how hard work that was. Itâs going to to be beautiful.
Thank you Beverly, should really add to the looks of the front of house. It was so plain, just needing sprucing up. Yes it has been heavy work, but worth it I believe.
I'll be looking forward to seeing itâĪ It's going to be beautiful
You are a hard working man John. You are tough to work in this heat we've been having. It will be beautiful. I love the beams, and it'll be a great place for porch sitting. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Rachel, we kinda like our porch sitting, even on rainy days. It's coming along. Thanks for watching. God bless
A huge project for sure ð.
@@bruceharvey6986 yes it is, we've been wanting a covered porch since we moved out here. We enjoy porch sitting, especially out here in the picky weeds where it's so quite.
Looking great! âĪ
@@justjasz5572 thank you sweetheart. Dads back is killing him, ð ðĪĢ
Looking good yall ð
Thank you Cliff, we really like how it is turning out. Just wish it was a little cooler out, so hard to get anything done in this heat. Thank you for watching.
Looking great Thank you so much for sharing watching from Africa
Thank you! And thank you for watching!
@@ourkentuckyhome771 you're so welcome I'm from Africa Uganda have you ever visited in Africa?
Y'all did good for one day brother
Sis, it's going to be beautiful âĪâĪ
Thank you! âĪïļ I think so too. ð
Good morning, guys & gals. I've kind of dropped off the viewer list since you got rid of the chickens, and I can't stand goats. Sorry, but my neighbor had them for years before he moved away. I was the lucky man who got to take care of all his animals when he left for a vacation. Also, I was the lucky neighbor who had to drive his goats back home when they got out. Naturally, i developed a true hatred for goats. But when I saw this video in the recommended, I had to check it out. You mentioned a tongue and groove ceiling but didn't say what species it would be. Just curious. As a carpenter and a woodworker, I enjoy this kind of construction though I have never done post & beam myself. Have a good day and stay safe.
Hi Ron, thanks for stopping by. The ceiling will be 1x12 clear pine. I'm not positive which color Yuvonca wants to stain it yet. Should turn out pretty nice. This post frame building is pretty heavy work, but I absolutely love the looks. Take care.