This morning Rob embarked upon a grand adventure to work on the archery range on our land in Duchesne County. Last year, Rob started this 'Buck and Pole' fence for an archery range - hopefully to keep people from being shot by arrows.
Here's a self portrait of Rob to prove it's him doing the actual work. No migrant workers at the Wild Monkey Ranch : ) These are the cross bucks that Rob finished last year. Another grand adventure....
Fence. See we do have land!
More fence - it's a large archery range. Actually, this thing is pretty good looking. Mabey I'll see if Rob wants to keep going and do the whole perimeter. It's only 10 acres. Oh, Rob just said 'NO'.
Fence again. Check out our super cool Juniper trees! Cabin - no, water - no, power - no. Fence - absolutely!!!
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I'm told that this here thing-a-ma-jig is a power inverter. It runs the drill/microwave/toaster/TV/hairdryer whatever fancy thing (any 3 things at a time) you need to survive in the wilderness - as long as your car battery/gas holds out.
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So, when is the projected day of completion when you can sleep in the cabin and explore the open space? It looks like fun. How far away is it from your house? -Diedre
That's a great fence. And the power inverter gizmo...I can picture it being used for all sorts of things, like powertools and getting everyone all cleaned up. And then having the car battery be dead so you all have to walk several miles back to civilization!
Have fun working out there!
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