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| Topic: Pisces Coffee and Cupcake Shop - part 10 | |
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How did it go yesterday eric?
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nice trip nice visit and basically did nothing all day lol
so voondabarr 
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Well, it's good to get away from the normal day
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yep and they already have a bit of snow up there
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The first cast iron bridge built in 1780 is about to have a refurb here. mansard roof that's the word I was looking for. The style of txs shed roof! the iron bridge? i was just reading about that. very interesting. |
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 Snow! Oh cool! I mean cold, lol. Had to leave a message, won't know until she calls back. 
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huh mikey i've never heard it called that. always gambrel like i said early. but it's a cool design cuz it shortens rafter length on big structures. not sure if it is any stronger tho
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Snow! Oh cool! I mean cold, lol. Had to leave a message, won't know until she calls back. yep just a dusting tho and in the notch just enough to need to run the plows |
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huh mikey i've never heard it called that. always gambrel like i said early. but it's a cool design cuz it shortens rafter length on big structures. not sure if it is any stronger tho It also gives more internal space |
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The first cast iron bridge built in 1780 is about to have a refurb here. mansard roof that's the word I was looking for. The style of txs shed roof! the iron bridge? i was just reading about that. very interesting. It's not huge but it's the fact they used cast iron. Then they used more in everything |
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yeppers. we could stuff a ton more hay in ours than the neighbor with a single pitch roof on the same foot ptint
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Yes I I think that was the idea.
Have you seen our tudor houses, usually black oak beams, white plaster, the first floor over hangs. That was to reduce the footprint, then less tax |
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yep we did kind of the same with split entries usually just a couple feet on any wall on upper floor as compared to foundation and lower floor
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Yes that's it. Did you have a thing called window tax. ? Not sure what era it was, it was a tax basically on light! So, many victorian houses bricked up many of the windows, we still build some now with fake bricked up windows
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Edited by
eric22t
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Mon 11/13/17 12:26 PM
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no but here in nh we get a water front tax and or a scenic view tax
tho on our split entries i'm not sure if it was tax driven or to cheapen up the cement costs and digging for the foundation. we get a lot of ledge around here |
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Well probably our rates, basically a ground tax for aminities would be more expensive on the riverside |
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Edited by
eric22t
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Mon 11/13/17 12:33 PM
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yeppers 2 years after mom and dad built the house up north a developer stripped the property behind them for a development and cuz on the very back of their wooded property they suddenly had a mountain view they got whacked with the view tax. doubled their tax bill
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They don't have State income tax in Florida, but they sure sock it to you with property taxes. That's one of the reasons a lot in the South don't fix up their homes.
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Edited by
eric22t
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Mon 11/13/17 12:35 PM
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same here p and we also don't have a sales tax so it is almost all generated from property taxes
infact the new bill is on the desk now for the house. $21.61 per 1000 |
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That's how it is down here. Ours is on the low end, which is still high, but if we were to have waterfront, or renovate, then it would double or triple.
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