Note to self: Do not install hose taps under the eaves.I'm with you. At first I contemplated over extending eves, but lot his pretty wooded and shade will be a non issue in the summer. Also debating gutters.
continu (insert smoking monkey pics)Note to self: Do not install hose taps under the eaves.
What is the pro of not having gutters? They collect too much junk? May get ripped off when ice/snow releases?I'm with you. At first I contemplated over extending eves, but lot his pretty wooded and shade will be a non issue in the summer. Also debating gutters.
Pain with leaves, but mud splatter and rotted sills. I guess the right gravel treatment could limit the splashing issues.I'm with you. At first I contemplated over extending eves, but lot his pretty wooded and shade will be a non issue in the summer. Also debating gutters.
yep, 50-50. Gutters will be high up. Will end up being a pain in the arse. But then again so is cleaning siding and low to ground windows.Pain with leaves, but mud splatter and rotted sills. I guess the right gravel treatment could limit the splashing issues.
They tried but it didnt work, friday will be interesting for sureI need a whiskey and a shower.
Delicious looking pan of meat, Tubby.Came home to a giant prime rib. Winning.
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Unpopular opinion: Prime rib is overrated. Not worth the hype.
I agree 100%. Never once ordered it while dining out. I'm more of a sirloin or steak tips guy.Unpopular opinion: Prime rib is overrated. Not worth the hype.
You’re not wrong, it’s a waste of good ribeye IMHO. Though truth be told, ribeyes are a bit overrated as well.Unpopular opinion: Prime rib is overrated. Not worth the hype.