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Siding, Stove, Screens, Boots & A/C...


Over a period of two days I finished the siding, trimmed in the A/C, received built & installed my new wood stove, screened in a double window, built and screened a screen door, and also slipped repairing my boots into the mix :) Tags: tiny house,off-grid,DIY,D.I.Y.,do it yourself,how to,frugal,free,nature,natural,van life,construction,wood stove,A/C,screens,boot repair,chimney pipe,siding,clapboards

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