Work Site's

[woodguy7]

After seeing the location some of the members here get to work in i thought i would start a thread so others could post pictures of there work sites.  Doesn't have to be anything special, just any site.

This is a house that i have done quite a bit of work in.  It is in a bit of a state just now but when he gets it tidied up i will take pictures of some of the things i have done for him over the years.  Anyway, this is his front yard !

 

[Rob Z]

Woodguy, that's a great setting for work, and  nice idea for a new thread. 

I'd post pics of where we're working now, but it's nothing special, just an old row house in Washington DC.  There are some unusual characters that live around that neighborhood, so there  are some "fireworks" that entertain us from time-to-time.

 

[Frank Pellow]

My favourite work site is Pellow's Island in Lake Pivabiska.  I have been building projects there for 60 years.

 

[Grey Heron]

this is really beautiful!! I love pic of a boat full of festools  [eek] [big grin]

 

[jmbfestool]

Now I got your number'S Woodguy I am going to ring you at silly hours in the morning haaahaaaa!

nice scenery   dude!

Non of my site are n e thing special to look at really!  [unsure]

Please tell me its true cus Im laughing my head off at moment dude!  Did you place the camera on some timber or something and set it on a timer and then ran up to your van to pose lol!  Cus thats what the last picture looks like lol!

JMB

 

[Eli]

My worksite has a dunny out front and chain link temp fence, broken glass. Not looking pretty. [sad]

 

[woodguy7]

Cool pics Frank, that sunset is stunning !  How did you manage to get an island named after you ?

 

[Frank Pellow]

Cool pics Frank, that sunset is stunning !  How did you manage to get an island named after you ?

Thanks.

The island was named after my Dad who discovered it about 1925.  The original survey of the region that was conducted in 1912 had our island marked as a peninsula.  Dad determined that it was an island.  The government owned (and still does own) most of the land in Northern Ontario.  In the 1920s they were willing to sell islands but not peninsulas.  So, Dad bought the (2acre -1 hectare) island.  It cost him $50 which was mostly just a registration fee.

Here is a map of the lake:

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[Jonhilgen]

Timely thread Woodguy.  Doing a cabinet install in this one right now, actually get to see dolphins swimming by from time to time, I snapped a pick of their fins, and got to see some deer on the drive out the the site

Edit:  Seabrook Island, South Carolina.
Eli, I keep forgetting  to pm you about your brother...