What's up today (bullchiting) thread.

Nice job!

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Very nice. Now all you need is to cover the top of it with wool mittens, scarves and a bunch of boots shoved next to it on the floor!

 

Might as well add brown for the windows instead of the white.....

 

Like I've been saying.........

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I guess I am on rather late by all your standards today. Have a great day.

 

Sunrise was nice at my son's Litchfield home.

 

Here is another picture taken at my cousin's home in Litchfield this morning.

 

savemoney Both of those are stunning! Thanks

 

Beautiful pictures. Thanks for sharing.

 

Didn't really get cold enough (40) to know whether or not the garage heat did much last night, but it should get a good test tonight (11). If it can hold temp I'll call it done...if it can't I guess I'll add the other radiator.

 

Awesome pictures savemoney

 

Really nice finish you put on that radiator. Beautiful job.

 

Those Litchfield skies are producing some fantastic sunrises and sets.

 

That would work too. I imagine it costs more than the common white, but the log home finish isn't chosen for cost effectiveness either...

I like brown shingles because they bear the closest resemblance to wooden shakes/shingles, which suits a log place. Black and especially grey give a slate look, black being a neutral color for going with painted (or vinyl) siding. That place doesn't look bad with the black roof though, and it would probably look better with black windows to suit the roof too.

I've never been a big fan of natural wood tones combined with painted surfaces, particularly white. not so bad if the wood is stained dark, then it can work sometimes. But say, light tone hardwood flooring against white walls, not for me. me. For the wood look in that scenario, I like grey stains and what not. My garage is painted blue, but I thinned it down so that it's more of a stained look than you typically see in painted wood siding, still exposes the wood's character although it's brightly colored. If I was doing a room or what have you in a natural wood tone, (as in pine or your other common light beige woods), I'd keep the wood look right through and complement it with dark stained accents such as walnut tone.

But to each their own.

 

lukem is always busy and always has fantastic work projects going. Seems to be skilled at everything he puts his mind to. I think he has run out of rooms to do over in his house.

 

Hope you had a good birthday Jack Straw .. lukem . Nice work Doesn't look like they are easy to paint..

 

Me also.. Not much fun. savemoney Pretty sunrise for sure. Now if it would melt the ice in the driveway that would be great.