Maybe you haven't gotten the memo, but this is THE forum for displaying your conspicuous consumption.
Fine.
What's going on with the base of the chimney?
That’s a limestone foundation. The original house is brick, the addition you can see from the photos was siding but the foundation is limestone. That shit is everywhere in Kentucky.
Maybe you haven't gotten the memo, but this is THE forum for displaying your conspicuous consumption.
Fine.
What's going on with the base of the chimney?
That’s a limestone foundation. The original house is brick, the addition you can see from the photos was siding but the foundation is limestone. That shit is everywhere in Kentucky.
Those cheap fucks. I hate when stuff doesn’t match.
Maybe you haven't gotten the memo, but this is THE forum for displaying your conspicuous consumption.
Fine.
What's going on with the base of the chimney?
That’s a limestone foundation. The original house is brick, the addition you can see from the photos was siding but the foundation is limestone. That shit is everywhere in Kentucky.
Those cheap fucks. I hate when stuff doesn’t match.
Are you talking the brick and siding or the brick and limestone? I hate brick and siding, it mostly looks like crap but it was there when we bought and I’m too cheap to change it.
Maybe you haven't gotten the memo, but this is THE forum for displaying your conspicuous consumption.
Fine.
What's going on with the base of the chimney?
That’s a limestone foundation. The original house is brick, the addition you can see from the photos was siding but the foundation is limestone. That shit is everywhere in Kentucky.
Those cheap fucks. I hate when stuff doesn’t match.
Are you talking the brick and siding or the brick and limestone? I hate brick and siding, it mostly looks like crap but it was there when we bought and I’m too cheap to change it.
The brick and limestone actually looks good.
Brick and limestone looks fine. I'm talking about when an addition of the house has a different siding than the original structure. Back when I was neighbors with @89ute for a few years we did an addition which had hardy plank and the original siding which remained was combed cedar. Always drove me nuts.
Took the ol’ Airstream out today for about 7-8 days. Ended up our 1st 2 nights in a state park at Cumberland Falls, KY. We’re not too far from Cumberland Gap which some accounts is a devil of a gap.
Arrived at the park, office is empty. Found out it’s not open until Wednesday but there’s a lodge about a mile away with park employees and most importantly, firewood.
Speaking of firewood, it’s my not so vast experience to discover that all the National/State/RV parks don’t allow outside wood because of some kinda bug infestation or something. Because I’m a cheap bastard, I’ve discovered that if you’re in a place that does this and has tent camping, there’s usually firewood to be had for free.
Our parking spot is wide but short, kinda like me. Mrs Nacho and I say around the fore tonight and both agreed it was a good day because neither of us swore at or tried to kill the other one in my retarded attempts to back this 28 foot burrito in the campsite.
Finally, I leave you with a picture of jerky from Boise City or just plain Boise, OK in ‘99. An Army buddy and I once did a round trip driving a U-Haul truck full of unit equipment from Fort Carson, CO to Fort Polk, LA for a training exercise. Our bosses expected us to make it in 2.5-3 days but it took us 4 days to see the sites along the way.
On the way back, we had a flat tire outside this panhandle town. My buddy bummed a ride to call for a tire change and found this amazing brand of jerky that’s been one of my favorites ever since. I found it today in Kentucky and it made my day.
We’re just outside Asheville, NC and rented a site through an app called Hipcamp. The tagline for the app could be camping for hipsters and I wouldn’t give a fuck if you called me a hipster. This dude turned what looks like a half acre to an acre plot on a small mountain into a private campsite complete with a hot tub and outdoor kitchen.
Getting here was a touch nerve wracking coming up the mountain and missing out turn into the driveway. We kept going and pulled half over into a driveway trying to figure how to get back. We got lucky and there was a small open area in which I pulled an Austin Powers and we were back in business. Smooth sailing after that.
Currently enjoying a crisp fall North Carolina evening by the fire with a Coors Banquet.”, the official unofficial beer of Yella’s bored.
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Nice truck though. Do you have a lift to get in it?
The brick and limestone actually looks good.
Nice truck
Took the ol’ Airstream out today for about 7-8 days. Ended up our 1st 2 nights in a state park at Cumberland Falls, KY. We’re not too far from Cumberland Gap which some accounts is a devil of a gap.
Arrived at the park, office is empty. Found out it’s not open until Wednesday but there’s a lodge about a mile away with park employees and most importantly, firewood.
Speaking of firewood, it’s my not so vast experience to discover that all the National/State/RV parks don’t allow outside wood because of some kinda bug infestation or something. Because I’m a cheap bastard, I’ve discovered that if you’re in a place that does this and has tent camping, there’s usually firewood to be had for free.
Our parking spot is wide but short, kinda like me. Mrs Nacho and I say around the fore tonight and both agreed it was a good day because neither of us swore at or tried to kill the other one in my retarded attempts to back this 28 foot burrito in the campsite.
Finally, I leave you with a picture of jerky from Boise City or just plain Boise, OK in ‘99. An Army buddy and I once did a round trip driving a U-Haul truck full of unit equipment from Fort Carson, CO to Fort Polk, LA for a training exercise. Our bosses expected us to make it in 2.5-3 days but it took us 4 days to see the sites along the way.
On the way back, we had a flat tire outside this panhandle town. My buddy bummed a ride to call for a tire change and found this amazing brand of jerky that’s been one of my favorites ever since. I found it today in Kentucky and it made my day.
The other was King of the Wild Frontier.
Choose wisely.
We’re just outside Asheville, NC and rented a site through an app called Hipcamp. The tagline for the app could be camping for hipsters and I wouldn’t give a fuck if you called me a hipster. This dude turned what looks like a half acre to an acre plot on a small mountain into a private campsite complete with a hot tub and outdoor kitchen.
Getting here was a touch nerve wracking coming up the mountain and missing out turn into the driveway. We kept going and pulled half over into a driveway trying to figure how to get back. We got lucky and there was a small open area in which I pulled an Austin Powers and we were back in business. Smooth sailing after that.
Currently enjoying a crisp fall North Carolina evening by the fire with a Coors Banquet.”, the official unofficial beer of Yella’s bored.