Amen, I could live in that thread. The tile is cleaned, the new grout dried, pool topped off and new solar blanket laying over it. I'm trying to decide if I want to bask in the spa tonight. Chances are I'll be sound asleep, LOLI need groceries too...We need a "what did you HOPE to accomplish today" thread. The refridge needs cleaning first too
I haven't even had lunch (or breakfast) and it's after 2 pm.
It won't be home until you have a Rotavape on that kitchen counter!
That's not a bad tent but this is a tent!
What kind is it ? How much bigger is it than mine?
You are making progress!!
I made a copper counter top for the guest bath in my old home. Everyone really enjoyed it. I built the cab out of reclaimed redwood posts from old hwy 24, fun project.
I would of been shot all week , that's real work ! I work outdoors till dark , but home projects like that are very tedious for me....hate it. I'd rather dig a 9ft hole. I'm a real whore, I just hired an old stoner dude friend of mine for a " handyman " . He's stoned but he's real good. There are certain skills I'm lacking , I'm no " Tim the Tool Man Taylor ".
Beautiful , love it . I just put in two heavy gauge copper bathroom sinks with granite.
It's a REI. Can't recall the model but it's huge. Inside there is room to stand up, room for two chairs and a queen size mattress plus all our gear. Definitely a car camping tent.
I have a MSR Hubba Hubba. I almost bought one of these last year, and now I'm regretting not pulling the trigger. I was going to get the half insert and use it as a general shelter more than a camping tent. I have a Hyperlite backpack that's really nice.
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There isn't really anywhere to camp in Carmel, but if you go south to Big Sur, there are some amazing places. Carmel By The Sea is just full of rich assholes. You could also head a bit north towards Santa Cruz, and camp at New Brighton State Park, on the cliffs right above the beach. You wouldn't be disappointed there.
There use to be some awesome free Federal Campround in CA too. Don't know how they are now. Places with almost nothing there to appease the softies.
Yeah, I really like the rural National Forest Campgrounds. It's been a while since I went camping with the family, we have too many pets to leave home these days (over a dozen chickens, 3 cats, and the dog -- plus we just brought in a feral pregnant cat who had 5 kittens that are now a few weeks old).
