Jim S.
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A ranch style gate way, or what ever its called?
Crater Lake, Oregon vacation property build thread - BASE CAMP ⛺️ (3 Viewers)
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ntsqd
technerd
Looks to me like the beginnings of a pole barn.
Hojack
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Got to the property unloaded and checked the Aspen trees and only lost one out of 8. Not too bad since the last time I watered them was first of July.
Had a nice sized tree that lost the top so decided to remove it.
The roots were rotten and it moved while pushing with the excavator so decided to push it over instead of cut it down so there’d be no stump.
More fun ahead.
Had a nice sized tree that lost the top so decided to remove it.
The roots were rotten and it moved while pushing with the excavator so decided to push it over instead of cut it down so there’d be no stump.
More fun ahead.
Hojack
♠️Project Snowball❄️
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Kickin’ it around the campfire having dinner.
Drove around this morning before breakfast and found where the wildfire was this summer. Thankfully the Bootleg Wildfire was almost contained so crews were able to jump on this and get it out quickly. Burned only 14 acres.
Drove around this morning before breakfast and found where the wildfire was this summer. Thankfully the Bootleg Wildfire was almost contained so crews were able to jump on this and get it out quickly. Burned only 14 acres.
Hojack
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Cleared some trees at the driveway entrance and started working on the ranch entry way.
With the casing so heavy it decided to cut the casing for in the ground and cement them in. Then install a 6” weld collar for the posts above ground level. This should make it easier to work and maneuver into position.
Setting posts 4’ deep.
Filled hole with 14 bags of cement.
Notched the top of the posts to cradle the headed piece.
With the casing so heavy it decided to cut the casing for in the ground and cement them in. Then install a 6” weld collar for the posts above ground level. This should make it easier to work and maneuver into position.
Setting posts 4’ deep.
Filled hole with 14 bags of cement.
Notched the top of the posts to cradle the headed piece.
Jim S.
SILVER Star
That's going to look good.
Hojack
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Burger fixin’s last night. At least we know how to eat well
I’m a big fan of cold brew. New pumpkin flavor is the shizzle!
Actually rained this morning so drove up to Diamond Lake Resort for breakfast. Their country fried steak was the best I’ve ever had.
I’m a big fan of cold brew. New pumpkin flavor is the shizzle!
Actually rained this morning so drove up to Diamond Lake Resort for breakfast. Their country fried steak was the best I’ve ever had.
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beat yourself up mixin' by hand. i don't see a mixer, w.t.h.?
well, i was late with that.
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Hojack
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Yesterday rained off & on which is great for us. The woods need it badly. I decided to do more clearing on the first lot I purchased. Years ago someone thinned the trees but just left them where they fell so it was just stacked like match sticks and unusable. The mini sure made quick work of that!
ntsqd
technerd
I imagine if/when the area gets some snow that the burn pile restrictions will be lifted?
Hojack
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Got cold 
last night, into the mid teens.
Relaxed this morning which was super nice. Built a campfire.
Before breakfast played around with the chainsaw. Travis’s lot doesn’t have hardly any small pine trees. This lone pine has made it through all our work. Being driven over by the mini excavator and truck/ trailer over the past year.
Admiring the new front gate.
last night, into the mid teens.
Relaxed this morning which was super nice. Built a campfire.
Before breakfast played around with the chainsaw. Travis’s lot doesn’t have hardly any small pine trees. This lone pine has made it through all our work. Being driven over by the mini excavator and truck/ trailer over the past year.
Admiring the new front gate.
Hojack
♠️Project Snowball❄️
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Spent the day working on the mini. The exterior of both the pumphouse and bathhouse are ready for winter.
Continued gathering old wood and bringing it to the slash pile. The pile is getting huge. Should be a lot of fun setting it off once we get snow.
Since it’s perfect time for transplanting trees decided to plant some along the neighbors fence line.
Started gathering logs for firewood and for milling into lumber. The Woodmizer sawmill is expected to be ready for pickup by late October.
Continued gathering old wood and bringing it to the slash pile. The pile is getting huge. Should be a lot of fun setting it off once we get snow.
Since it’s perfect time for transplanting trees decided to plant some along the neighbors fence line.
Started gathering logs for firewood and for milling into lumber. The Woodmizer sawmill is expected to be ready for pickup by late October.
Hojack
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My brother Casey came for his first trip. Decided to show him the Pinnacles in Crater Lake National Park via the redneck backroad.
Sun setting over time of Crater Lake.
Mt. Scott standing above a stand of Aspen.
Made it just as the sun set below the rim.
Stood too close to the edge for a group selfie and fell to our deaths…
Another magnificent Oregon day
Sun setting over time of Crater Lake.
Mt. Scott standing above a stand of Aspen.
Made it just as the sun set below the rim.
Stood too close to the edge for a group selfie and fell to our deaths…
Another magnificent Oregon day
