hey deltared a few more pics

Anonymous-0 · Jun 10, 2011

went to lend a helping hand for old man hector placing concrete for a cabin down by the river. saw a couple of tractors on the way there

Tony in Mass. · Jun 10, 2011

What beautiful grizzly bear country!!! No wonder they sit in the passenger side and eat your lunch, I didn't know bears drank out of styrofoam cups. Wow, there must be one ever acre. The old Deere- who grew what up there? Penguins? Is that the far end of wheat country where you are? I learned that the railway had a sales pitch for grain land up that far. And what is the river? Peace? And your windshield.... is that a rare Alberta vertical crack, or wiper mud? Why are all the windshields cracked across the bottom? Defrosting wrong? Potholes? I was told 50 reasons....

Anonymous-0 · Jun 10, 2011

the windshields are usually cracked by rocks and defrosting wrong.that is not mud on the windshield that is this mornings coffee thought i would throw it on the windshield instead of dumping it on the floor just for a change plenty more wheatfields to the north. We had trained penguins to operate the old jd but it was to cold for them up here and they all quit and went back to mass. there used to be grizzlys one per acre but we had to shoot alot of them to insulate our igloos much warmer now! the river is called the little smokey river a few years ago it had rose about 40 feet dew to the mountain melt

DeltaRed · Jun 10, 2011

Beautiful country,interesting construction site-your job?thanks for the pics.I used to know the patents(they are gone now) of a man at Grimshaw-how far is that?

Anonymous-0 · Jun 10, 2011

not my job just helping a friend place some concrete grimshaw is 88 miles north of us

Tony in Mass. · Jun 10, 2011

Ok, I got 3 more very intelligent questions. #1, it's going to be a full basement, but why the step down? Like a plumbing chase? #2 The province isn't going to chew him out for building so close to the woods? you guys get serious fires even when it rains all week. #3. that tan patch on the opposite bank... was that a landslide? That's why I chickened out from buying the land I saw for sale on the Skeena, both places were 'abutting' huge slides that blocked rt 16 for days. Well, that and the idea all my penguin freinds moved down here....

Anonymous-0 · Jun 10, 2011

that step down is a frost wall because it is a walk in basement once the 4 foot wall is placed and set it will be one level that brown patch was probly erosion over a million years there are lots of places like that along the rivers no problem building in the trees up here. PS snow can be very fun did you ever build a snow man with the kids? did you catch the i just realized something post i wrote there is a good reply in there you would get a kick out of it i least i did

Tony in Mass. · Jun 10, 2011

I think I know what you're talking about, you will get zapped again. you had more carling black labels than me, and I bet dollars to donuts that was a landslide just awhile ago. Black dirt good dirt. yellow dirt bad dirt.

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