Structure in it`s strictest definition is PERMANANT contours of the bottom, whether natural (slopes, old stream and river beds, bridges and enbuttments, roads, foundations, ect.) A cement block and rubble pile might qualify as both...
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Structure in it`s strictest definition is PERMANANT contours of the bottom, whether natural (slopes, old stream and river beds, bridges and enbuttments, roads, foundations, ect.) A cement block and rubble pile might qualify as both...
Tomato or Tamoto, they are both mighty fine on a Homemade Hamburger. Just as long as we all know what we are talking about. When I was building, they called the building of the frame work a structure, until it was completed, then it was a House or a Building.
But you guys just use it in a sentence, I'm a retired school teacher, I can figure it out. :cheers2
keith
Why are we diging this up again?
Boredom most likely.:twocents :Rofl Stunk bad enough the first time leave it buried. Let em call it cover or structure . Just encourage everyone to continue building.:cheers2Quote:
Originally Posted by Harold
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Originally Posted by NIMROD
keith
x's 2, saw this again and was thinking - REALLY?