


Before the Duck House II Project can go forth from the drafting table, we must first complete a "endangered specie" impact report. The current inhabitants must be clearly identified as to whether they are on the endangered specie list. Although, a professional trapper transferred two inhabitants from the area, additional members of the specie have taken refuge in the area. It is possible that two different species are currently inhabiting the location, one specie appears to be much larger than the original specie spotted in the area.

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While I was de-watrering, moved the big propane heatrer into the Wolf Den. A small, wall mounted heater is going to be sufficient to heat the cabin. My propane heater brought the temperature up to unbearable in about ten minutes. It was effective enough that there is a strong odor of Cedar in the air.
P.S. While sitting in the "sauna" of the Wolf Den, I took inventory. The neatly arrnaged stacks of sheetrock looked rather small. However, upon rough estimates of what is required and the inventory of each size sheet, if no measurement errors are made, we will have one sheet of both 1/2" and 5/8" in excess which is a good safety margin.
Sounds like good odds for even a plumber and a fisherman. I put a few small pieces away for the plumber's part, also.
Would you believe a light turned on while reading YOUR post? You may have tapped the "drainage" vein!
It would be a short trench from the existing sump...what's really down there - gold!?
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