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Mike CHS
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We started on the main pasture fence but after thinking about some issues we chucked the idea and pulled up the posts to go to plan B. Not being sure what plan B is we took the day off and will restart tomorrow when it is 20 degrees (cold for here).
We went to an Amish farm auction today and didn't expect to buy anything so didn't take our trailer. The farmer had a sawmill and had thousands of board feet of rough lumber. The only stack that I could fit in our Tacoma was 140 board feet of cherry 8/4 lumber mostly 6-12 inches wide so I decided I would bid on it if it didn't get silly since all of our furniture that we have made is cherry. The first bid was $15 and I took it to $20 which turned out to be the high bid. I kicked myself for not taking the trailer since there was two stacks of ash (350 bf and 600 bf) that went for $120 and $180 respectively.
We went to an Amish farm auction today and didn't expect to buy anything so didn't take our trailer. The farmer had a sawmill and had thousands of board feet of rough lumber. The only stack that I could fit in our Tacoma was 140 board feet of cherry 8/4 lumber mostly 6-12 inches wide so I decided I would bid on it if it didn't get silly since all of our furniture that we have made is cherry. The first bid was $15 and I took it to $20 which turned out to be the high bid. I kicked myself for not taking the trailer since there was two stacks of ash (350 bf and 600 bf) that went for $120 and $180 respectively.