Its hard to believe that another year has passed so quickly. This was one year ago. The company you see here no longer exists in that location. This was last years pumpkin..............And yet, so much has remained the same.
TaoSpring - pallet chicken coop
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I had less than a month to build a suitable coop and chicken run. I had very little money to work with. Having seen many coops and out buildings that people have assembled using scrap pallets, I thought that I would give it a try. Starting with two 4 x 8 pallets as the floor, I assembled all the available pallets that I could find. This is the frame of the coop. It will measure approximately 8ft x 8ft. Saltbox style roof will be 9 feet at the front and will taper down to 8 1/4 feet in the back. My inspiration is drawn from the bottom photo seen here. I varied the plans to accommodate the unevenness of available pallet size. In a perfect world a 4' x 4' pallet would make pallet building as easy as playing with Lego's. Unfortunately downsizing has effected everything. Most pallets now measure 48" x 40" and the solid 4' by 4' pallets are usually reclaimed by their owners. Oh, they're out there, but I am looking to build for as little
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the same goes for my head sometimes.
my english degree was many moons ago.
I on the other hand remained the same, except that I learned to cook. I'd trade anything just to have a more exciting life.