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Speaking of bricks, here are 2,837 of them.Only other size I remember is a brick. By the mid 70s I owned a place where I could grow my own so the marketplace became moot after that.
Um.. holy ****.
If I'm following this discussion, he's planning to corner the weed market in Ontario.Um.. holy ****.
What are you going to do with them?
Um.. holy ****.
What are you going to do with them?
No idea yet. Just wanted to get them up to see what we were dealing with underneath.Um.. holy ****.
What are you going to do with them?
Which is?No idea yet. Just wanted to get them up to see what we were dealing with underneath.
You going to sell them or save them for another project. Used brick houses were pretty popular in the south at one time . I assume they still are. My cousin was building a house and hired a crew of free lance bricklayers. He came to the job one day and caught them putting together a Coca Cola sign jigsaw puzzle style. He wasn't happy about it
Concrete slab graded towards the house. Which explains the moisture issues in the crawl space.Which is?
Not sure yet. But I’m pretty sure they’re not good for building since they’re totally solid and don’t have the holes for grouting.You going to sell them or save them for another project. Used brick houses were pretty popular in the south at one time . I assume they still are. My cousin was building a house and hired a crew of free lance bricklayers. He came to the job one day and caught them putting together a Coca Cola sign jigsaw puzzle style. He wasn't happy about it
Nice.Concrete slab graded towards the house. Which explains the moisture issues in the crawl space.
They just added the bricks on top of the slab, so there are some places where the bricks were above the inside floor.
Not sure yet. But I’m pretty sure they’re not good for building since they’re totally solid and don’t have the holes for grouting.
So I have an area at the back of the yard that looks to be a mix of various vines, weeds, and poison ivy. How have others dealt with this in the past? My current thought is layer up, rip it out, then spray Round Up. I just realized this yesterday so likely won't deal with it until the weekend when I have a game plan for it.
That would be my preferred approach, too. However, my wife has hawk eyes, our backyard is small, our dogs often run along the back fence line that abuts the woods where the poison ivy originates, and I have a rather rambunctious 5-year-old son.Pretend I didn't see it and move on with m life.