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Old 12-11-2009, 03:04 PM
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Default Our Unwanted Winter Renovations

Just yesterday we were hit with some really high winds in our area. There was debris flying everywhere. I watched as Christmas decorations were being blown down, tree branches, papers and other junk being blown down the road. It was horrible.

Worst part is the small shed that was built onto our home many years ago practically blew apart. This shed was very old and was not built very well. We had made plans to tear it down come spring time, but it looks like it just wont wait that long.

Due to safety reasons we are both going out there this evening to get the rest of it down with the help of our neighbor. Thankfully there was nothing stored in there that could have gotten damaged, or at least not damaged to the point that its now junk.

Mostly there was only a couple of motors in there, a transmission, a few other car parts and some wooden craft stuff. None of this should have recieved much if any damage, thankfully. I guess when we head out there to start the clean up we will find out for sure.

Our insurance company would pay to remove it all, but of course we would have to pay the deductable. In the end it would be cheaper for us to remove it ourselves, plus the wood can be used to burn in the garage's wood burner if ever needed.
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