Hello from PA
Hi Guys, I want to start posting here so I figured I would introduce myself. I’ve worked in the masonry trade pretty much my entire working life. I’m a small masonry contractor from Pennsylvania. When we finally thaw out here , I’ll be starting my 13th year in business. I’ll probably never fully retire from doing this work but I make a decent living so I guess that’s all that matters. Looking forward to meeting you all.
Brin
Brin
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Welcome Brin. Nice fish by the way.
Welcome bud! Lots of good people here.
Hope you have a great season, if we ever thaw out. This winter has been rough.
Hope you have a great season, if we ever thaw out. This winter has been rough.
Welcome! What part of PA ya from?
Thanks Phil. You Too!
Thanks Kam. I'm from north East PA
Hey! Welcome! We are over in Pike Co. Is that you fishing in the Susquehana?
Welcome.
I'm a NEPA-ite as well.
You'll find lots of good info here.
I'm a NEPA-ite as well.
You'll find lots of good info here.
We are dying for the snow to melt out here. Then we get to wade in the mud for a while. :laughing:
JR Shepstone: I did an IT gig in at Wilkes University a while back. AMAZING wood work in some of those old buildings.
JR Shepstone: I did an IT gig in at Wilkes University a while back. AMAZING wood work in some of those old buildings.
Those building are awesome. Just think at one time those were people's homes! There was big money in the WB back in the day. Like I said, after Agnes, everything went to crap.
They knocked down the Sterling Hotel, the Masonic temple is close to the chopping block, and the old train station on the boulevard is close as well. At least they did something productive with the Stegmaier brewery.
At least the colleges are buying up the properties and using a majority of them and keeping them in their original (close to) condition. Only caveat is, they aren't paying any property taxes, so no money is going to the city.
They knocked down the Sterling Hotel, the Masonic temple is close to the chopping block, and the old train station on the boulevard is close as well. At least they did something productive with the Stegmaier brewery.
At least the colleges are buying up the properties and using a majority of them and keeping them in their original (close to) condition. Only caveat is, they aren't paying any property taxes, so no money is going to the city.
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