Roof Trusses
I’m having a new building put up and by accident I took an interesting photo of the roof trusses in the sunlight and backed by the blue sky. I liked it, so I took some more.
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October 22, 2009 - Posted by AnonW | World | Architecture, Wood
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I can picture my husband roofing looking at these 🙂
They also remind me of the fact that I never ceased to be amazed at the fact that he could saw a piece of wood without measuring it or the space it was intended for … yet it ALWAYS fit perfectly (at least when I was watching him) – I loved watching him do that.
Lovely pix, thanks for sharing
Comment by Boo Mayhew | October 23, 2009 |
That’s the trick to get everybody to believe it fits! No seriously, this building was built as a kit of parts and it all fitted without any hassle.
You can see the rest of the building here – http://www.freedomfarm.com/news/
Comment by AnonW | October 23, 2009 |
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