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australian pete

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we moved in to a 1 bedroom house 2 and a half years ago, now building a new house, finished the cut and fill a couple of days ago,drilling pier holes soon. will be good to move out of the shoebox.
 

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RocksnRoses

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That's a nice spot pete, in amongst the big trees. What type of house are you building?

Rn'R.
 

australian pete

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it's a prefabricated house, builder is hi tech homes at bringelly (near here) 5 bedrooms, long ranch style with a verandah all along the front and halfway along the back, house is already built, they bring it in 4 sections and only takes a couple of days to put together.will post some more pics as work progresses.
 

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That sounds sweet there Pete. Nice place to put the house too.
 

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What are you going to do about the roos when you try to make yard. Will they eat shrubs and flowers? Wives get real excited about critters eating their posies. I planted 2 rows of blueberries and the deer keep chewing them down each spring. Same for willows and other shrubs. Had to explain what the missing bark on 2 trees we planted last year was yesterday. The bucks come up to the feeder and rub on them and stomp her flowers. Nice to live in the country but it has some headaches as well.
 

australian pete

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What are you going to do about the roos when you try to make yard. Will they eat shrubs and flowers? Wives get real excited about critters eating their posies. I planted 2 rows of blueberries and the deer keep chewing them down each spring. Same for willows and other shrubs. Had to explain what the missing bark on 2 trees we planted last year was yesterday. The bucks come up to the feeder and rub on them and stomp her flowers. Nice to live in the country but it has some headaches as well.


i dont think they eat shrubs or flowers, i doubt we will have flowers anyhow. my wife likes the roos, im going to put a fence around the house so that wil keep them away from the house .
 

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Pete , how come you have not scanned the front page of the brochure and posted it yet ? :D

I can see a test area for the rebuilt Rayco behind that Roo .
 

australian pete

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Pete , how come you have not scanned the front page of the brochure and posted it yet ? :D

I can see a test area for the rebuilt Rayco behind that Roo .

i know your making a joke about the brochure reg, however it has gone over my head, you have lost me.:confused:

as for the rayco testing ground you are right on there, i have recently poured the concrete slab where the rayco is going to sit while we fit new tracks/rollers etc, rayco is now parked there, have to get some railway sleepers for it to sit on while we strip tracks. looking forward to thinning some of that black wattle.
 

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G'day Pete , i was wanting to get a heads up on what your house looks like . They usually have a picture of it on the brochure . I guess I'll have to be patient and wait for the photos as you build it .
 

australian pete

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G'day Pete , i was wanting to get a heads up on what your house looks like . They usually have a picture of it on the brochure . I guess I'll have to be patient and wait for the photos as you build it .

gidday reg, mine is a one off so they will not have a pic of that, drilled the piers today, filling them with concrete tomorrow, house should be up in a week or two so i will have some pics then, they have a website, hi tech homes at bringelly.
 

australian pete

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the rain has held us up a bit, however poured the slab yesterday morning, started pouring at 5am using lights.
 

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Glad to see yer making progress Pete. I know what you mean about the rain. I doubt I'll get my garden out this year because of it and needing to get other things done when it's dry. But it's better to have it than not.
 
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