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Jul 13, 2020 12:48 AM

GrayHogan

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It's not US politics or Corona. It's a post.

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May you all be safe.
May you all have prosperity.
May you all enjoy the beauty that remains in the world as I have a tough time finding it on my own.
May you all enjoy porridge, sea slugs, badlyphotoshopped greatness, and logs soaked in wood.

I think you should post this

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v

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Nice post.

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This post needs to be removed because it might cause a fence

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I was walking through the woods in New England, and noticed old rough round cedar posts outlining a corral among the trees. 1/

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2/ I found 2 large horseshoes with my metal detector. The area dated to late 1800s and the posts were still there. Cedar's good stuff.

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That local inspector looks a bit shady..

5 years ago | Likes 14 Dislikes 0

He's been known to bop heads

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bulldog. I could just push that post sideways and itd pop right outta that cross section.

5 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 0

Yeah but it's still pretty sturdy

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Chesty.

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

Spaniel!

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Solid post

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This will not need to be reposted.

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You really know how to plant wood. I'm a bit of an artesian myself.

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Well well well

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Cute bunny for scale

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Imagine the cross section they had to do.

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Fine post..,damn fine post.

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I think rocks then dirt enough to level the post then concrete.

5 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

I guess it should be sand in this case, not dirt

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I mean... Sure there are different ways.

5 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

To post a post?

5 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

Comment repost of a comment that was reposted by a reposter commenting about the post comment.

5 years ago | Likes 29 Dislikes 2

Trying a little hard tonight arent we?

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Hey, you so what you can to get minor victories in life.

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so meta

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What is the purpose of the aggregate

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Drainage I assume

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No one uses it.

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I used to cement steel posts and then attach a wooden fence to them.

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Oh teh noes!

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And bunny guard too

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In climates that freeze/thaw each year, I thought you were supposed to have the concrete end several inches below the surface, no?

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No idea.

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You forgot to reference the frost line

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Two roads diverged in a wood, and I -- I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.

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Perfect.

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Is that silicon caulk? Or is there a different type it needs to be?

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No one uses caulk unless they are a pretentious stay at home nobody.

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Yes.

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You're letting that rabbit get a bit close to your caulk.

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Bunny Foo Foo guards the caulk

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Also, 1/3 of the post in the ground to 2/3 post above grade.

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This is a good post

5 years ago | Likes 252 Dislikes 0

Long-lasting.

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

I don't care about posts but there is a cute bunny, so good post !

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What’s the rabbit for?

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Rabbit for scale? Or maybe just cause floof. Idk, I'm no scientist. Just a guy on the internet.

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Solid. 10/10 post.

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Watch out using gravel when you’re in clay soil! Consult your local county extension offices for best practices in your area/soil.

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Sturdy too

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BUNNYY!!

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This is a good post about the post.

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Or... Or... Use aluminium. No rot. Cheaper. No issues. Wood on cement/concrete turns to crap in no time.

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But cedar looks good.

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Cheaper? Where do you get an aluminum 4x4 for less than a wood one? Not doubting, just curious.

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No.. just no. He’s talking about an alliminum mount that is attached to the concrete that the wood is then attached to above the concrete...

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alluminum, fuck you vodka

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Thanks for explaining. Lately I've been assuming people know what I meant. Thanks for that mate. And fuck vodka! Do gin.

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Never thought fences got caulked.

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Cement is super porous, I don't see what caulking would do. That's not a chem treated 4x4 either, so it would biodegrade rather quickly.

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Because most fences get caulk blocked.

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They dont. This is beyond overkill. Anyone who has put in miles of fence has done it a very different way.

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No such thing as overkill just superior quality, That is going to last.

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Yep. Fuck the aggregate, fuck the caulk, and the whole post will be treated if you care enough, its all or none.

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I always use aggregate, but I only ever use wood for corner posts, everything else is steel t post

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Everyone gets the caulk.

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The caulk stops the water from soaking the post. it's a caulk-soaker.

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Even your mom?

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More than normal.

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You’re welcome.

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She overflowing with it.

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