It's my type of yard, the wife and I argue about that often while looking at homes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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It's my type of yard, the wife and I argue about that often while looking at homes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Heavy enough to keep from blowing away? :D Is that a built in flat top? Need more pics of that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Actually we go pretty good hail the other day but mostly volume and not size.
Yes it's heavy enough to not go anywhere but the wall around the court yard keeps the breeze down. As for my "yard" it's two acres of mostly trees, very little grass to worry about.
cooktop will need some rehab this summer. Best part of the courtyard and my newly acquired 22 can is the near by shooting gallery.
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I have the same chairs but a different table.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Nice set up. perhaps something behind the plate. Keeps lead splatter down, especially around the cooking area.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Nice patio Rooski!
No shit, don't even want to see the house :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Lex_Luthor
Good thought, we don't actually cook over there for now. It's pretty neat down and in need of refurb. I'd actually love to figure out a way to build my Webber into that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
The patio is the nest part of the house. Was worth the move.
Converted the JRC 9mm to a 45 acp unit. Still uses glock mags ;)
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This fell in to the collection last month. . Finally able to get some trigger time.
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That is an awesome patio!