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Re: Might have to protect myself.... [Re: swift4me] #7244033 04/15/21 01:08 PM 04/15/21 01:08 PM
Joined: May 2010 Posts: 10,471 mn north of blakely S Steven 49er trapper
Steven 49er trapper S Joined: May 2010 Posts: 10,471 mn north of blakely	Thanks for sharing Pete, it looks a little like a guy would imagine paradise to be. If you don't mind my asking how old is the house. "Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon". Milton Friedman.

Re: Might have to protect myself.... [Re: swift4me] #7244044 04/15/21 01:15 PM 04/15/21 01:15 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 25,593 Georgia warrior trapper
warrior trapper Joined: Jan 2007 Posts: 25,593 Georgia	Originally Posted by swift4me French farmers are smart about buying wine. In the Basque country they'd buy Spanish wine as it was good and less expensive. Once you find something decent for a table wine you can load up, but it doesn't keep so well being re-loaded into jugs, bottles etc, so you gotta drink it fast. If you ask any winemaker in the world, they'll all tell you that they want people to buy their wine and DRINK it, not put it into the cellar and brag about it. We got a bid from a mason to open up a door in the stone barn, and pour concrete for the horse/donkeys, and my 60 square meter woodshop, plus a window and it was less than half what we expected. I've poured sidewalks and driveways with a couple buddies, but making a door in a stone wall two feet thick is above my pay grade. Pete If the French are anything like the Germans those old stone walls are stout as heck. We busted through one on our Company HQ in graf to make an operations room in the basement. Must've been a meter thick and it was only supporting two stories above. Probably the primary reason so many of those old buildings survived two world wars.

Re: Might have to protect myself.... [Re: Trapper Dahlgren] #7244051 04/15/21 01:24 PM 04/15/21 01:24 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 63,017 Minnesota 330-Trapper trapper
330-Trapper trapper Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 63,017 Minnesota	Originally Posted by Trapper Dahlgren glad your move went good , pic. of wild live ,and hunts please Yes, Please NRA and NTA Life Member www.BackroadsRevised@etsy.com

Re: Might have to protect myself.... [Re: swift4me] #7244108 04/15/21 02:46 PM 04/15/21 02:46 PM
Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 2,899 American In the Pyrenees; Fran... S swift4me OP trapper
swift4me OP trapper S Joined: Jul 2010 Posts: 2,899 American In the Pyrenees; Fran...	MJM.. we are 25 minutes north/NW of Cahors and the jets from Mt de Marsan fly over every other day on training runs. Not far at all. Steven 49er... the original structure was built in 1776. It is carved in three different stones above doors. When I saw the date I said it was an omen for an American to be here. The barn and other small buildings were built in the 1800's. Warrior... We had thick walls in the Basque country and these are just as thick, but it is great when you move around France you see the houses built out of the local stones and they are all different. Good luck to all Pete

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