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Lean-To Thursday!
Lean-To(1):
Dimensions: 4’ W x 40’ L x 10’ H
10’ Pole Spacing
Lean-To(2):
Dimensions: 10’ W x 40’ L x 10’ H
10’ Pole Spacing
Dimensions:
30’ W x 40’ L x 10’ H (ID#: 130)
30’ Standard Trusses, 4’ on Center,
4/12 Pitch
Details: pioneerpolebuildings.com/portfolio/project/30-w-x-40-l-x-...
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One more day until it's Friday... Happy Lean-To Thursday!
Lean-To: (Eave 1)
Dimensions: 8’ W x 100’ L x 10’ H
Pitch: 2/12
Eaves & Gables: 18”
Liner Panel on Ceiling
Lean-To: (Gable 1)
Dimensions: 8’ W x 60’ L x 10’ H
Pitch: 2/12
Eaves & Gables: 18”
Liner Panel on Ceiling
Dimensions:
60’ W x 100’ L x 10’ H (ID# 112)
60’ Standard Trusses, 2’ on Center,
4/12 Pitch
Details: pioneerpolebuildings.com/portfolio/project/60-w-x-100-l-x...
A short passage out of Stewardship by PeterBlock focusing on what good "offering choice and building capability" can enable in organizations.
It is true that for four months from April to the end of July, I concentrate on orchids. It may also be true, like many others, I got a tad obsessed by them.
So, with just one last species of the season to come, it means there are more time for other things like walking, gardening and the start of the football season.
And having taped and watched Norwich's first victory of the season this morning, I was free to have a wander so we could check on the hedgerow's autumnal bountiful harvest, or what we might expect.
I took my camera along just in case.
Amazingly, the beans are still in the field, and out of curiosity I tried one, so taking a blackened pod from a plant near the path, I popped it and inside were three hard beans. I tried to ear one, and I manage to make a dent! A bean from a green pod was edible, but had a hard skin which would have needed peeling if we would have wanted to eat them. Are they going to be animal food? Who knows.
The piglets were pleased to see us, squealing and running from deep insde the copse: but we had no food, and as we walked on their sequels turned to disappointed sounds.
But as ever, the view from Fleet House was wonderful.
Down the dip and on the right hand side there is a massive field of white flowers, flax. From our house it seems to shimmer in the sun when the breeze blows.
Once you go down the dip, there is then the climb up the other side.
Along the cycle path, a series of horses, much like prisoners, lean over the fence looking for attention and some of those juicy tufts of grass if you would be so kind.
They were being pestered by flies, and no sooner had we shooed them off, they returned.
We reached the top of Otty Bottom Road, took one long look at the shimmering of the English Channel a couple of miles away before we turned from home. My aim now was some butterfly shots.....
a Bristlecone Pine leans back and takes in the view, 45 minutes out of Bishop, CA and 11,000 feet up.
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Journey of January 2020:
- Album Cambodia (Phnom Penh): flic.kr/s/aHsmKC2UQv
- Album Cambodia (Siem Reap): flic.kr/s/aHsmKDMbLX
- Album Laos (Luang Prabang): flic.kr/s/aHsmKK5Fya
- Album Burma (Yangon): flic.kr/s/aHsmKPUq8L
- Album Burma (Nyang-U): flic.kr/s/aHsmKVKK19
- Album Burma (Bagan): flic.kr/s/aHsmL13HjQ
Inside the Tower of Pisa aka Leaning Tower of Pisa by Bonanno Pisano. Equipment to measure lean visible.
We opted not to set up camp in here. We (correctly) thought that riders might arrive after dark so we left it for them and set up our camp down below, closer to the cemetery.