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Child#39;s Climber/Jungle Jim (Jane) - by PrairieFire | LumberJocks ...

This is a climber that I built this spring for my very active Grandson. It is adapted from a description in an old Whole Earth catalogue. It is made with spruce 2 X 2 and painted with some fence stain I had lying around. The plan is to eventually add a sand box on the inside of the frame.

P.S. I glued the miters together, stained the triangles and then when it was all constructed I screwed the arms of the triangles to each other. Some of the pentagons were still wobbly so I used metal strap on some of the joints.

-- I am governed by an attitude of curiosity.

The angles took some playing around but eventually it was just monotonous cutting. 100 and some cuts for the large pieces and 90 some for the small pieces. My Grandson Liam the risk taker is still pretty cautious on it so maybe next year. He loves to swing on the ropes though. The grass so far when it gets to hay height gets cut with the grass whipper.

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Summertime – How To Savour Your Outdoor. | Article Rumble

That’s it, it is ultimately here, the heat is growing and it’s about time to start enjoying more and more the outdoors. If you are a homeowner, there are few things that you can do at home to your outdoor that may make the whole difference. You will not longer have the need to go out and far to enjoy the outdoors when you can have all the fun in your own back yard.

An essential thing is a solid lawn. If you don’t hold one already, be sure to plant one. Frequently in hot regions when there is not much rain, people do not incline to plant one. To bypass this problem a nice solution is to recover and reuse every drop of rainwater you can, during the winter. There are states that this has become an obligation when you construct your house.

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