Prepping > Homesteading
What's he BUILDING in there?
Lilburner:
Every so often, I pick up something in town and it spends a night or two on a truck or trailer in my suburban driveway before it seemingly disappears. Barrels, IBCs, pallets, equipment - even my tractor spent an evening here.
The most ridiculous to date was when I drove my tank home from Griffin and spent the night at home. That one actually got questioned by a neighbor.
Today's entry is two commercial server racks I'm taking up tomorrow.
Whenever I bring home something weird, I'm convinced the neighbors are perplexedly asking the title line from my favorite Tom Waits song.
Abigayle:
Lilburner, Would you mind parking that tank in my front yard now and then? I could just sit out there with a helmet and some heavy fire and keep peeking out from time to time. Since you got it in Griffin, maybe it is still in the general area. I am in the County and would love to have a tank. If you could see me, you would laugh your tail off!!! I wonder if they were serious when they said "no restrictions" on our eleven acres???
Lilburner:
Well the tank is plastic so it wouldn't provide cover.
I can't imagine too many places where 11 acres has a lot of restrictions. I'm zoned agricultural so it's pretty much anything goes.
When I built my barn I called the county and asked what it took to get a building permit.
"$25".
"Do you send out an inspector?"
"Are your setbacks right?"
"Yes"
"$25"
In stark contrast to the time I lived in city of Atlanta and spent half a day at city hall sketching scale drawings of replacement windows on to legal documents.
Life is good.
Abigayle:
We did have to get a permit for our 10x20 potting shed. It is on concrete. I guess if you just set something in, without nailing it down, that doesn't count. We brought in a chicken coop and greenhouse from Southern Mo., because we had their buildings in the past. Those, we just sat in place. Maybe it is a case of "don't ask, don't tell ;)
ProGeek:
Love the video! 8)
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