Just have to share this marvel of construction

[SkiBall]

Pictures are on pgs 1, 3, 7, & 11 to see the 'progress'.
http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/sh...s-I-don-t-even.....

[stfu&gbtw]

This guy is like the GSA of construction, except I don't think he's going to end up in alaska. The shed on the other hand - that shit is ready to travel.

[SkiBall]

By travel, you mean float away?

[bfree]

Thank you, that was an excellent use of time. Fucking beautiful.

[Benny Profane]

Please update us with final pictures. Which, I assume, will be a pile of scrap wood, or, nothing, if the wind picks up.

[stfu&gbtw]

By travel, you mean float away?

I was thinking it would blow away - dude mentioned local wind storms somewhere in there.

[SkiBall]

I think he is in the CA Central Coast area, so wind and rain are pretty much a given. Should be a glorious train-wreck.

[Timberridge]

He really should use pt lumber on the framing closest to the ground.

[Tuckerman]

Kind of looks like a dog house.

[skiballs]

This needs subtitles.

[Yanos]

^ I don't think rot is going to be his first issue.

The bent screw indicating use of a hammer had me laughing. Good shit.

[Ted Striker]

I think he is in the CA Central Coast area, so wind and rain are pretty much a given. Should be a glorious train-wreck.

He mentioned in one of the posts that he's in Langley BC (rural/farming suburb of Vancouver). I'm thinking rain will be its demise.

[SkiBall]

I can only imagine what the hedge shears were for.

[Beaver]

I suspect he's from BC's lower mainland (Vancouver area) as it is a BCsportbike forum and everyone else on the forum is from the area. Occasionally it snows, if it survives the rain and wind a little snow will take it out.

[SkiBall]

He mentioned in one of the posts that he's in Langley BC (rural/farming suburb of Vancouver). I'm thinking rain will be its demise.

Ah. He must of been passing it along as well. Pics looked like they could have been from him in the SLO/Morrow Bay area.