Garden Shed
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Dear david,
That is where Eric can adopt the lotus position and meditate on the meaning of life, love and happiness.
Regards,
Bob -
1 or 3
1 has a more east coast look. 3 has a southwestern vibe.
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Now this is a shed I could go for...
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Dave, I was responding to what Bob wrote:
@watkins said:- There should be room above the dog house to put a shelf (how big is the dog house?). This would be useful for frequently used items, like a garden hose or even logs of wood. You could enclose the front and back, and then use a roll-down tarpaulin to protect the side.
I am not sure I like it however.
Pete, that is not a shed it is a shrine
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Pete, I could use a shed like that. Hmmm.... I wonder what my wife would say?
Bob, it's a good thing ERic is younger than I am. I couldn't assume the lotus position at all.
Eric, you could enclose the space around that shelf and make it accessible from the inside of the shed.
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I am for bringing the dog into the main house so he/she can have access to air conditioning, heating, and leftovers. I however would keep the dog house for those times when I may need it myself.
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Well puppy sleeps on the couch every night as it is. And furthermore, after pricing materials I nixed the dog "shed" idea. I have finished the shed and will upload pics shortly.
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Nice work Eric.
Looks like it'll last a long time and I bet your helper appreciates being able to sleep on the bed.
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Thanks Dave.
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I like version 2...the low roofs would make the space useless for anything else.
Nice job on the build.
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Ok, here are the pictures.
Cheers.
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