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It worked but a strong wind would blow them off and sometimes the fence left a powdery imprint on the clothes. It became such a point of contention that hanging out the clothes last fall made me angry. Back in Georgia a clothesline is a function of living. When we moved to Virginia and into Steves townhouse clotheslines were not allowed. Yeah, home owners. Find product information, ratings and reviews for Kerrygold Dubliner Irish Cheddar Cheese online on Target. I/41wzkNO-rKL.jpg' alt='Cracker Barrel Cheese Ireland' title='Cracker Barrel Cheese Ireland' />Paneras Mac Cheese Recipe this is their recipe for their famous rich and creamy Mac Cheese. So good, youll love it. Join us for a relaxing and memorable experience at the Boat House. Our locally inspired menu, creative cocktail offerings and unmatched hospitality provide the recipe. Target/13439498?wid=520&hei=520&fmt=pjpeg' alt='Cracker Barrel Cheese Ireland' title='Cracker Barrel Cheese Ireland' />Just angry. I knew I had to do something for this spring and I knew what kind of clothesline I wanted. Then the snow and ice came and I completely forgot about my lack of a proper clothesline. When I finished the raised bed project I had these timbers left over and there were two 23s from the greenhouse still leaning under the awning out of the rain. I looked at them a few times and wondered what I could do with them. It was about 2am when I woke up knowing exactly what I was going to do with them. I decided I would build my own clothesline. These treated timbers are approximately 3 12 x 3 12 x 8. I decided to use them to construct the T post to support the drying lines with pieces cut from the 23 lumber as the support arms. First I measured 2 feet from the bottom of the post the end I planned to put into the hole in the ground. I marked this off on both posts. Next I measure 4 inches from the top of the post and marked this. Then I measure 3. Next I cut two 4. T. I located the center of this piece then marked the exact width of my post. Both of the areas I planned to notch so that fit together snug with good support. The wood chisel is sharp. Very sharp. It will cut right in to the wood with a tap of the hammer. I worked carefully on both pieces until I had notched out about half an inch on both pieces. Then I checked the fit. I wanted them to be snug and tight and pressed together completely. Next I drilled two holes through both pieces as they rested together. I tapped a bolt through each hole making sure that the heads of the bolts where on the post side. Rolling the post over I secured each bolt with a washer and a nut. It is important that the end of the bolts be on this side of the arms. Once the lines are strung you want the force pulling the cross T into the post with the post as your resistance. If you turned it around the other way the lines and weight of the laundry would always be pulling the cross T away from the post and over time the arm would weaken, the bolts would loosen and eventually it would sag and no longer be a strong sturdy line. Also with the bolt ends facing out you are never in danger of cutting or scrapping your hands on the exposed ends as you work with the lines and hanging laundry. Next I used a miter box and saw to cut the arms that would support the weight of the cross T. I measured four 2 foot lengths and cut 4. Thanks to Evelyn Shepperd and 1. Tekken Psp Rapidshare there. I didnt even have to stop and think about what degree the angel should be cut. See that gorgeous triangle W0. I used nails to secure the supports to the post and the cross T. I worked through each side until I had both posts finished. It took about 4 hours to do this part of the project. This includes set up of my workspace, clean up of the area, lunch for Steven, a phone call and a FB update while I waited for Steven to make up his mind if was going to come back outside it was cold or stay in by the fire and watch GI Joe on Hub. GI Joe won and I finished out the project alone. With rain in the forecast I really wanted to get those posts in the ground but it did not work out the way I planned. The rain came cold and quick so I had to wait until the following morning to dig the holes. I had to dig the holes manually that was a real work out I used a leftover piece of timber marked at 2 foot to measure my hole depth, a level to make sure my posts where straight and quikrete to anchor the posts in the ground. A 2 foot hole is much deeper than you can imagine It is very important that the posts be put in the ground as deep as possible. Weather and temperature changes can cause the earth to heave those posts up. My posts are 8 foot leaving me with 6 foot above ground to work with. If you are in a sandy area you would need to use 1. Bags of quikrete are heavy This is an 8. I could barely handle it. If you do this I suggest two 4. Quikrete is a ready mix cement. You dont have to do anything to it but add water. If your ground is very dry it will pull the water out of your quikrete. When you dig your hole and your ground is dry wet the ground in hole. Spray it with the hose all around the sides and bottom. Once I set my post into the hole I poured in a bit of the mix and used a stick to tamp it down tight around the post. Then I used the level and made sure the post was straight. Next I filled the hole about one third of the way tamped it down tight, sprinkled in a tiny bit of water to get things going then added another layer of cement mix. I repeated the process again and filled the hole to the top. I tamped everything as compacted as possible. With the rain coming and amount of moisture in the ground I did not wet the top of the quikrete as it is exposed at ground level. I waited and let the rain and gravity do that work for me. It took me about 2. That end of the ground was filled with hard packed clay and rocks. University Interdisciplinary Programs. The second hole was easy. It took only about 1. The quilrete needs 2. Give it time to set up before stringing lines. I had saved the cans from kidney beans when I made chili knowing I would find a use for them. Instead of purchasing a post end cap to keep the rain from settling on the post and eventually rotting down into it I used the cans as the post caps. It works. Youll see this done at many old farms along fence lines. The fence posts will be sporting a tin can cover. I like the way it looks. Colby thinks it is ghetto fabulous. Whateveah I had wanted my hardware to be installed before I set the posts but Fed. Ex did not bring my items on time and I really needed to get those posts in the ground while it was raining. For as long as I can remember I have wanted a clothes line with pulleys. Just something left over form my childhood that I thought was fabulous and deemed one day I would have. Since I was building this one myself I indulged my dreams. I could not find a galvanized pulley in my local shop and what they did offer was more than I wanted to pay. So I ordered pulleys and line tighteners online and had to wait for them to be shipped. I picked up at my local hardware store the eye screws and the linkage to connect my pulleys to the eyescrews. The links are actually links for chain that come open and you have to pound them closed. They were much less expensive than other linkage options and I didnt have anything already on hand that I could use. This is my own pulley assembly. You dont have to use pulleys. You can install the eye screws and hang your lines from there. 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