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Off Topic => Off Topic - Ideas, humor, inspiration => Topic started by: Raykenn on January 08, 2007, 06:44:59 AM

Title: Hello
Post by: Raykenn on January 08, 2007, 06:44:59 AM
Hello,

Please accept this brief introduction.  My name is Ray Kennedy.  I  recently discovered and joined your group.  After reviewing the variety of topics covered by your boards, I feel like I just hit the lottery jackpot.  There is certainly a wealth of information here.  I only hope that I might be able to contribute in some small way.

For what it is worth, I have extensive experience in boatbuilding and basic solar power systems.   I can already see that some of the installations I saw on small yachts and on larger commercial vessels will have a functional applications on cottages and other land based dwellings.

By the way, I do have a question, and since I am new to the group, my contacts are limited so please bear with me until I learn where to properly post questions such as this.

I noticed a modified victorian (2 story) built by the Webster family on the gallery page.  I tried to download the PDF file that would show the floorplan but was unable to do so.  Can someone tell me how I might obtain a copy?

Thanks again..........................

Ray
Title: Re: Hello
Post by: jwv on January 08, 2007, 09:07:24 AM
Hi and welcome,

This is a friendly group-full of advice.  To get to the plans area just click on CountryPlans.com at the top of this page.

Judy
Title: Re: Hello
Post by: glenn-k on January 08, 2007, 10:34:35 AM
Welcome to the forum, Ray.

I don't know why the plan wouldn't download but I did it an sent you a copy or maybe two due to a Microsoft error notice.

We look forward to hearing lots from you.

Glenn
Title: Re: Hello
Post by: MountainDon on January 18, 2007, 01:06:20 AM
Hi Ray,

I'd like to welcome you too. Strangely I've always loved boats, loved to read about them, thought about building a ferro cement boat many years ago... strangely because I live in a desert. Yes, we do have boating areas but they are resevoirs, Our major river, the Rio Grande, frequently doesn't have enough water to float a canoe. Anyhow, welcome, I look forward to hearing more from you. Many boating ideas fit into small cabins really well.