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New shop

Slowly settling into the new space. Still got more to move and even more to unpack.

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Old garage is becoming less packed. Amanda still is unimpressed with my progress lol. Guess she will only be happy when the space is completely clean of my stuff and an empty canvas for her.
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Thanks guys. No worries. It will fill up quickly unfortunately lol.


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Crazy how quick space gets swallowed up.

Looking good though. I'm still jealous.

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I still see plenty of room. Looks like a great work space.

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Gotta love the high water sign.
With some moderate rain I found one of my french drains...wasn't. After some poking with water hoses and such I gave up and dug down where it seemed to be stopped. Used a shovel to just chop right through the side. Stuck my hand in and found that angled piece of 2x4 that I used to prop the shop door open sometimes. And a pile of leaves and junk behind it. Since and so far I haven't had water issues here, even after being slightly sideswiped by two hurricanes. Here's hoping your luck holds as well. But I'm still not brave enough to leave stuff like cardboard boxes on the floor. Not yet.
 
GypsyR said:
Gotta love the high water sign.
With some moderate rain I found one of my french drains...wasn't. After some poking with water hoses and such I gave up and dug down where it seemed to be stopped. Used a shovel to just chop right through the side. Stuck my hand in and found that angled piece of 2x4 that I used to prop the shop door open sometimes. And a pile of leaves and junk behind it. Since and so far I haven't had water issues here, even after being slightly sideswiped by two hurricanes. Here's hoping your luck holds as well. But I'm still not brave enough to leave stuff like cardboard boxes on the floor. Not yet.
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I thought the sign was fitting lol.


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