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Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 3:18 am

Replies: 84

Houses

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Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Yes it does help, thankyou.

I do to.

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 3:12 am

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Oh.

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 3:10 am

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Sorry if I upset you Steve, that wasn't my intention, I was merely reminding you that the Parliament buildings went up around the mid 1800's, were built with the traditional English methods, they are...

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 2:20 am

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

How do you explain the Parliament buildings in Ottawa then?
They sure ain't wood.

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 12:59 am

Replies: 23

Driving Licence Exchange

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Posted By queen anne

Re: Driving Licence Exchange

It depends on which part of Canada too, provinces have differing laws regarding drivers licences etc.

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 12:55 am

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

So there endeth the debate on why Canadians build wooden houses. Because it moves with the hot/cold temperatures becomes invalid straight away. I figure it's more to do with cost, as you say.

I...

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 12:49 am

Replies: 39

Autumn's here. Dammit.

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Posted By queen anne

Re: Autumn's here. Dammit.

I'm glad you mentioned Craftsman, I have a mower of that make. Another snow blower question, how would a snow blower work in a narrow, say walls 10 feet apart, and long, say 25 feet. Blow the snow...

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 12:31 am

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Ah yes, brick facades. I had never thought of that. I was thinking of the English method of building, as in two walls of brickwork one behind the other with a cavity in between. There must be some of...

Forum: Canada

Sep 19th 2008, 12:21 am

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Hello, thank you for your concern, I'm sorry if I offended you by inserting 'that' statement. Yes I would like to hear your opinion as a professional, it would interest me on a gender level, if...

Forum: Canada

Sep 18th 2008, 2:44 pm

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Perhaps, but it still sounds surreal to me.

Anyway, this thread is supposed to be about brick houses in Ontario.
Plus, she is only a princess, so what does she know.

Forum: Canada

Sep 18th 2008, 2:23 pm

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Re: Houses

Sorry you have lost me.

Forum: The Maple Leaf

Sep 18th 2008, 2:21 pm

Replies: 51

our new house........

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Posted By queen anne

Re: our new house........

No but I know a person who did live there, outside of Lakefield, a little petite pois. She's moving to Perth soon though.

Forum: Canada

Sep 18th 2008, 2:01 pm

Replies: 84

Houses

Views: 6,053

Posted By queen anne

Houses

So here I go with my first thread. I haven't done a search on this because I am lazy.

As a female I know nothing about structural engineering, and I was thinking about purchasing a brick building,...

Forum: The Maple Leaf

Sep 18th 2008, 1:44 pm

Replies: 51

our new house........

Views: 2,605

Posted By queen anne

Re: our new house........

Which part of Peterborough are you fledermoaus?

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