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October 10/07/21, 11:24:07 AM

Offline deadeye

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Too warm to hunt projects
The past few days were too warm to hunt so I got things around the house and yard ready for winter.  Converted an old piece of entry way furniture into shelve to get stuff off the garage floor.  Didn't take long to fill it up.  Yes, that's a service door behind the shelving. It has been closed since I build the garage 13 years ago so I'm pretty sure I don't need to use it.   :rotflmao:



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October 10/07/21, 11:29:43 AM Reply #1

Offline snow1

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Re: Too warm to hunt projects
LOL isn't it amazing all the "stuff" we collect,seldom use but never toss out....I'm guilty.
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October 10/07/21, 11:48:55 AM Reply #2

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Re: Too warm to hunt projects
Trouble is...  and we all know its true...

Two weeks after we toss something out, we find a need for it.

I betcha you'll be wanting to get thru that service door sometime between now and November 1st, and cursing yourself for blocking it, DE.   :bonk:
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