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a1Jim
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#1 posted 02-02-2012 02:49 AM
Beautiful work ,looks very high end.
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#2 posted 02-02-2012 02:53 AM
nice lines
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Moron
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#3 posted 02-02-2012 02:56 AM
Thanks Lj’s
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CharlieM1958
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#4 posted 02-02-2012 03:04 AM
Normally, my tastes lean toward the more traditional, but this is fantastic.
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Moron
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#5 posted 02-02-2012 03:15 AM
Interesting story on this project.
Unknown to the owner, the new residence was built on top of a cemetery dated around 1820. Anything “below grade” is the responsibility of the owner and what did they find……..bones. In this part of the country, that means the job site comes to a (pardon the pun) dead end. ………to that end, the owner was responsible for the invoices from the coroners office, the anthropology reports, the archaeology reports, the invoice from the all the police, the excavation of the bones, purchasing a new plot and the re-burial of the remains, the invoice was probably half as much as the total cost to build the residence.
Since this project was completed, I always include a clause stating the per square foot cost of storing product in the event the project is delayed beyond normal circumstances.
Cheers
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doncutlip
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#6 posted 02-02-2012 03:47 AM
Wow that is really beautiful
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Woodbridge
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#7 posted 02-02-2012 04:37 AM
That is a cool looking kitchen.
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Bobsboxes
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#8 posted 02-02-2012 05:51 AM
Wow nice kitchen for a cemetery. Great design, super clean looking.
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Moron
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#9 posted 02-02-2012 08:06 AM
Bugz…….lol
I call it the “found a dead body”……….kitchen. Amazing how old bones can destroy so many paycheques, for so long, ………I would rather own a boat : ))
find some dead old deer antler, an old bone from a thrown away pork chop, and fight with your dog over it. Find the skull from an old manure pile of a sheep, and no big deal, but find human bones and the shit storm starts.
It’s a crap shoot, kinda like lottery tickets………what are the odds ?
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daltxguy
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#10 posted 02-03-2012 10:56 AM
Invoices from the coroner’s office? What, did they have to declare that the people buried there were dead?
How could a house come to be built on a cemetery without anyone knowing?
Nice kitchen in any case!
-- If you can't joint it, bead it!
Moron
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#11 posted 02-03-2012 05:55 PM
Thanks.
The deceased were moved back around 1820………..seems they missed one
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Buckethead
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#12 posted 01-04-2015 01:25 PM
Excellent. I’m thoroughly impressed.
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Moron
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#13 posted 01-04-2015 01:29 PM
Thank you
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