Last Spring

My boss, friend Dan and I were working on that barn roofs on middle of April, we got it done in middle of June. It was not fun, too long to do that job... but its good pays...

wow I bet that roof was fun.... NOT lol

that look like a blast LOL I was a roofer 2 years and I would never go back to that ever again

how many square was the job ???

I use to do that kinda work and i know how you felt it takes for ever and that cold beer just don't come soon enough.

No Way!!!!!!!! My feet never leave the ground!!!!!

I carried shingles one summer but thats about it besides helping dad re-roof the house.

That is a big job and it would take a lot of planning just to figure out how to do it. Looks like interlocking roofing. I suppose I could do it at my present age but might take six years with a little bit at a time working year around.

No thanks.

A handycap in no excuse for not doing the job. In the 40's a completly blind neightor re-roofed his house all by himself. I saw him on and off for days up there but that guy did the work. Also I picked tart cherries in the summer to earn money to buy school clothes. We took along my Mother's completly blind Uncle. And he could pick cherries right along with us. He would pick clean too as he could shake the branches and tell it any cherries were left. And I watched him many times pull out his pocket watch with the crystal removed and put his finger on the clock dials.

Thats a little off the subject but I got to typing and that is what came out .

How in the world do you hold on and not fall off?

marlboro920 wrote:

how many square was the job ???

that barn is 180sq.

radish wrote:

How in the world do you hold on and not fall off?

well its not hard, just hold the space woods

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also my boss bought a lift truck for the sides.