#Timber Post and Rail

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Maintenance Guidelines for Your Timber Post and Rail Fencing

There is no doubt that timber post and rail fencing offers a timeless look and appeal to any property. However, the gorgeousness of this fencing comes with some significant concerns. These concerns are mainly due to the presence of timber, which is a high-maintenance material. Proper and timely maintenance will be required to ensure the longevity and structural integrity of these installations. Some crucial maintenance tips related to timber posts and rail fencing are presented here.

REGULAR PAINTING PRESERVES TIMBER FOR A LONG TIME

Timber posts and rail installations can be protected easily with regular painting. This ensures long-term durability by providing a protective layer to timber fencing. Staining and painting are the two most common methods to preserve the integrity of timber used in post and rail fencing. Staining involves using specialised stains applied on the wood to enhance its natural appearance and protect it from natural elements. On the other hand, painting forms a barrier that shields the fencing from moisture, ultraviolet radiation, and other potential damages that it might suffer from.

PROPER SEALING PREVENTS ROTTING AND DECAYING

Post and rail installations made from timber will require regular sealing to prevent issues like rotting and decaying. Often, people overlook this step, thinking that since painting is applied, moisture or water will not penetrate the wood. However, this is completely wrong as water can easily penetrate into the wood through joints and can break down the timber. The softwood used in these installations is more prone to decay than hardwood.

USING SCREWS OR NAILS

Fastening the post and rail fencing can be done quickly with screws and nails, and both these materials ensure long-term durability. Nails provide initial holding power, but experts recommend screws, as they contribute towards joining the sections together.

CHECK FOR TERMITES REGULARLY

Staining can be very instrumental in preserving the integrity of post and rail installations. However, regular inspection should still be carried out for the presence of termites, especially in regions that experience more termite attacks. You must be aware of the symptoms that reveal the presence of termites, and then you must have adequate solutions available to act proactively in case these creatures are present in your fencing.

Experts further recommend keeping vegetation away from these fences if you are seriously concerned about the decaying and damaging of these installations. Moisture becomes regularly available due to the presence of vegetation and it can lead to damage very fast.

[videodromess]

Exterior Stucco in Austin Idea for a two-story, large, white stucco building in the Southwest

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Portland Maine Rustic Living Room Inspiration for a huge living room redesign in the rustic loft style with a medium tone wood floor, red walls, a regular fireplace, and a stone fireplace.

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Deck - Traditional Deck Ideas for a massive, classic backyard deck renovation that includes a roof extension

[maneskinwh0re]

texts with [butch] wolverine / laura -- wlw 18+

fem!reader x butch!wolverine

(gays what are we naming her.) i know she is laura kinney (x-23) in the comics so imma stick with that for now ?? just changing her up a bit for the sake of my own au :3 sfw & !! nsfw !! (only suggestive)

y/n: wolvie wya i miss youuu laura: wolvie huh? y/n: mhm it's my new nickname for u :3 laura: alright beautiful, i'm on my way

y/n: guess what i just got?!! laura: on my nerves?!!

y/n: can you do the dishes before you leave. ever. laura: can you close the bathroom or kitchen cabinets. ever. y/n: touché.

y/n: what's liar backwards laura: rail? y/n: me? laura: well come here y/n: bazinga 😸

y/n: i'm bored laura: it's 1:04 in the morning y/n: exactly why aren't you back yet… laura: i'm sorry beautiful, charles wants us to get used to being up at this time for emergency missions. training this late as a sweaty mess with no booze may just cause a mutant to lose an eye here. y/n: i'm sorry baby :( laura: it's alright hon. also what the hell are you doing awake? y/n: thinking about that sweaty mess ;) laura: yeah? fuck this. i'll be back in 15. y/n: scissor me timbers! laura: that's the plan sweetheart y/n: BSHDFJSLADKFH

in my head she and i are renting an apartment and own two cats.

short post rn but send requests babes bc i wanna write more content of her i just don't know what to write about (edit: maybe a honda odyssey scene is out so go read...)

[honest-moth-of-silver-grove]

I can't wait for the next part of the trio saving werewolf!reader it was so good!

Ask: I can't wait for the next part of the trio saving werewolf!reader it was so good! 

Ask: Hi! Just read part one of what is hopefully a mini-series of the trio x werewolf reader, and I can’t wait to see what happens next. If you like some suggestions on how to continue: maybe part two could be about the Reader learning how to be free, or perhaps the Trio helping reader recover enough to be able to shift back to being a human? Either way, can’t wait to see what else you have planned. Thank you so much!

[Combining the two asks here.]

A/N: My toxic trait? Answering asks for Part 2s of something I wrote over a year ago and then promptly abandoned lol. (To Read Part 1 to refresh your memory, like I had to do, click here [x].)

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“Do you think they’ll ever be able to turn back?” Sypha asked from where she stood, in one of the many rows of bookshelves lining the Belmont hold. 

Several levels below her, Trevor grunted as he hauled large pieces of shattered support beams to the base of the main staircase. “It’s impressive how sentient they are now, being a were-creature and all.” 

“Yes, but they don’t want to stay a creature for the rest of their lives.” 

“Well, life isn’t always fucking fair,” Trevor cursed, half-out of breath, as he began lugging the large beam up the stairs. 

“I’m fairly certain she knows that,” Alucard intervened, entering the main chamber, having just arrived fresh off the newly built lift he installed. “Speakers see far more suffering than most people, seeing as they believe it is their duty to help the less fortunate.” 

“How’s the lift?” Sypha asked, coming over to the railing. “Does it work? Were the calculations correct?” 

Alucard nodded. “I needed to modify a few measurements, considering the potential excess weight load-”

“We’re not that heavy,” Trevor interrupted. “Or do you plan to start bringing villagers in by the dozen and give tours?” 

Alucard narrowed his eyes at Trevor. “I was considering the repairs that need to be done for all the damage the night creatures inflicted. Unless of course, you’d prefer to drag that thing up yet another hundred feet.” 

Trevor huffed, refusing to show his fatigue. “What? This old thing?” He locked his knees to keep them from buckling. “Can barely feel it.” 

Sypha rolled her eyes. “Could the two of you stop competing for one second?! We’re supposed to be looking for ways to help our friend!” 

Admitting defeat, Trevor dropped the large piece of timber at the next landing. “Sypha, we’ve been at it for months. Every book says the same thing: only the shapeshifter can cause a shift at will. Outside of whoever cursed them with the affliction undoing it themselves. Or killing the shapeshifter and using death magic to alter their form post-mortem, there’s nothing any of us can do.” 

Accepting her friend had a point, Sypha took one of the adjoining bridges, healing toward Trevor as he stopped to catch his breath. 

“I could freeze that beam and toss it out you know,” she gestured to where Alucard currently stood. 

“The last time you did that, we ended up with a giant hole in the ground.” 

“That wasn’t me, that was the night creatures.” 

“But you did break the castle,” Alucard countered. “All of the gears were melted.”

“I did not! I do not break things. I am a Speaker, I fix things!” 

Alucard chuckled, sharing a knowing look with Trevor. For as knowledgeable as she was, she certainly had a hard time admitting when she was wrong. 

“In either case, it will take years to repair, even with my vampiric speed and strength. Dracula engineered those cogs and wheels over several centuries, often hiring the best blacksmiths around.” 

The trio boarded the lift together, Trevor having decided to leave the broken beam behind for another day. 

“They worked here? With him?” Sypha asked. 

“The castle’s forge is quite extensive. And no matter their level of skill, I doubt any local blacksmith’s forge would be large enough to mold such immense gears. They could only manage such creation within the walls of the castle.” 

Trevor scoffed. “Did they know who they were working for?” 

“I’m certain they had suspicions, but I doubt my Fath-, Dracula ever told them the truth.” 

“That’s-” Trevor started.

“Sad,” Sypha finished for him. “To be alone all that time. To not be able to tell anyone who you are.” 

The ingenious pulley system lift finally came to a stop as it became level with the forest ground outside the Belmont hold. 

“Is that why you wish to help them so badly?” Alucard asked, referring to their new werewolf companion. “You feel they’re lonely?” 

“Well they were lonely, back in that cage, in that life,” Sypha reminded her friends, as Alucard locked the lift in place.

“They seem better now,” Trevor remarked, being the first to disembark. “After all, you keep bugging them every day, they’re hardly lonely.” 

Sypha elbowed him, lovingly. “I do not bug them. They enjoy my company.” 

“You keep forgetting Speakers are used to traveling in large groups,” Alucard reminded Belmont, once again, as the trio made their way back toward the entrance of the castle. “It’s shocking how much you've forgotten, the two of you being companions and all.” 

“The three of us being companions,” Sypha placed a reassuring hand on Alucard’s shoulder. 

The dhampir gave a soft smile at the Speaker’s action before averting his eyes. Stepping out of her embrace, he started to ascend the many stone steps at the front of the castle. 

“It’s about time for dinner. Let me see what I can cook up.” 

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It had been a few months since the trio and their newfound companion arrived back home at Castlevania. Most of that time was spent with Sypha and Trevor bickering over how best to treat their new friend, while Alucard dedicated his time in between assessing the broken mechanisms of the castle to reading all of the tomes his father had collected on shapeshifting. Unfortunately, all roads pointed in the same direction: it was up to their friend to shift themselves back. 

At the present moment their werewolf friend, or Wynn, as they liked to be called, was resting in one of the many castle bedrooms. Their furry body was sprawled out over the entire length of the mattress, as they lazily tracked falling specks of dust around with their big puppy-dog eyes. 

Despite spending so much time resting, they felt exhausted this evening. It was as if the last few months of recovery meant nothing! 

‘I don’t know why I’m so tired,’ they thought, shifting to curl up in a tighter ball. 

Finally shutting their eyes, they made one final wish before drifting off to sleep, the same wish they had been making every night for god knows how long. 

‘Please let me be human when I wake up, please.’ 

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The sun had barely peaked over the horizon. Trevor and Alucard had woken up early to finally start clearing the major debris from the Belmont hold using the newly designed lift. So far Alucard had cleared twelve large beams while Trevor had managed to remove seven. Not that it was a competition or anything. It was at this point that Sypha had come to join them. 

“Well if it isn’t Sleeping Beauty, finally come to grace us humble footmen with her presence,” Trevor ribbed. 

“Nice pile,” Sypha gestured to Trevor’s lesser stack laid out next to Alucard’s. 

Trevor snorted. “Nice comeback.” 

Sypha crossed her arms. “I had a very long night last night. Which was entirely your fault by the way.” 

“My fault?” Trevor guffawed. “No no, I believe that last round was your fault.” 

Alucard, who had been watching amusedly from the sides, chose this moment to step in. “No, she’s right, I recall you were the one enticing us into that last round.” 

“Well, it’s not my fault if- hey,” Trevor suddenly straightened his back, and pointed to something in the distance. “Who’s that?” 

Both Alucard and Sypha turned around to see who Trevor was referring to. Almost immediately, Sypha clasped her hands together happily and began running over to meet this ‘stranger’. 

“Looks like Sypha wasn’t the last one to wake up,” Alucard nudged Trevor to come along. 

“No, but seriously, who the hell is that?” Trevor asked Alucard, keeping his wits about him. 

“You’re joking.” 

“I’ve never seen that person before in my life.” 

“That’s because you’ve never seen them before as a human.” 

Sypha, having finally reached Wynn where they stood, proudly and excitedly in their human form, pulled them in for a big hug. Clasping each other in a tight embrace, the two companion’s eyes began to water. 

“It’s so good to finally see you, my friend!” Sypha laughed, hugging Wynn closer. 

“It’s so good to be seen!” Wynn answered back, clearly overjoyed. 

After a good long moment, Sypha finally let go, turning around to face the boys. “Look who it is!” 

Wynn gave a polite wave, suddenly overcome by shyness under the focus of all three of their friends. “Um, hi? It’s nice to finally meet you.” 

Alucard stuck his hand out for a handshake, which Wynn eagerly accepted. “Likewise.” 

Sensing Trevor’s hesitation, Wynn outstretched their hand to Trevor. 

Shaking his head, Trevor grasped Wynn’s hand and pulled them in for a hug, nearly knocking them off their feet. 

Speechless and touched by Trevor’s gesture, Sypha shot a knowing look at Alucard. 

Despite being their gruff, sarcastic, and sometimes slower friend, Trevor really was like a teddy bear deep, deep underneath that jaded exterior. Sure, very few would ever come to know it unless they were close to him, but that made the trio’s relationship all the more special. And it was a very telling sign that Trevor was able to let his guard down for the sake of their new friend. 

It was as if at that very moment, the trio had become a quartet. And Wynn couldn’t be happier to finally be a part of it. 

[briansolomonauthor]

Empty Timber West of Dunamon

On this day in 2013; Irish Rail’s 072 led an empty timber on the Mayo Road west of Dunamon. Canon EOS7D with f2.8 200mm lens. 10 August 2013. Tracking the Light Posts Every Day!

[telomeke-bbs]

BAD BUDDY FILMING LOCATIONS 12

This write-up is a continuation of my 11 previous ones on filming locations for Bad Buddy (links to all my filming location posts are listed at the end of this one). This post focuses mainly on locations connected to PatPran's childhood and teenage years.✨👬✨

Of course most of these (excluding their family homes, already written up here) are locations at and around PatPran's elementary and high schools, and they were represented by the Satit Bilingual School (SBS) in Rangsit, Greater Bangkok. (There is one more childhood location, non-academic and much more obscure, at the end of this write-up. 😉)

(top) The entrance to the Satit Bilingual School in Rangsit; (middle) Pat and Pran revisit their old school at Bad Buddy Ep.10 [3I4] 1.20; (bottom) the location of SBS Rangsit on plan, in one corner of Rangsit University

 I've mentioned SBS before (see this write-up linked here) but this post goes into more detail in matching up BBS scenes with individual locations inside the school grounds. If any of these settings look familiar, it may be because SBS has been used many times before in other BLs (the most extensive I think was in The Eclipse, where it was the primary location of Suppalo High School). For other dramas where SBS was used for filming, do check out my dear friend @colourme-feral's excellent post on shared filming locations linked here. 😍👍

If anything, the filming in and around SBS Rangsit shows once again how consistent the team was in using one locale and its environs to depict co-located scenes in BBS – the elementary and high school locations were all filmed here, just as BBS filmed almost all the student apartment scenes at Tinidee Hotel Bangkok Golf Club (see this write-up here), all Pat's faculty scenes at Rangsit University's College of Engineering (see this write-up linked here) and almost all Pran's faculty scenes at Rangsit University's Faculty of Architecture (see this write-up linked here).

Even scenes that could have been easily filmed elsewhere (because their surroundings were not particularly distinctive or readily identifiable as being part of SBS Rangsit) were nevertheless all filmed here, including settings like the music room (Ep.2 [4/4] 7.20, Ep.3 [1I4] 2.10 and Ep.4 [2/4] 1.08), Kruu Payao's office (Ep.10 [3I4] 7.48), the school football field (Ep.1 [1I4] 4.24, Ep.1 [1I4] 6.37 and Ep.12 [2/4] 5.19), as well as PatPran's classrooms (Ep.1 [1I4] 6.28, Ep.2 [4/4] 5.20, Ep.4 [1I4] 7.17, Ep.12 [2/4] 4.50 and Ep.12 [2/4] 5.43).

The following are some screenshots and their matching locations in real life at SBS Rangsit.

(top) Bad Buddy Ep.2 [4/4] 5.07; (middle) an extract from SBS Rangsit's Facebook dated 19 December 2022 (linked here) showing the matching "Welcome to SBS" and other signage, the monitor screen below the bridge and glass railings above; (bottom) another view from Facebook dated 23 November 2022 (linked here) showing the blue columns with text and the seating curved around planters

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(top) Bad Buddy Ep.2 [4/4] 4.14; (middle) Bad Buddy Ep.5 [3I4] 0.32; (bottom) photo from SBS Rangsit's Facebook dated 23 August 2022, linked here

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(top) Pran in their high school music room at Bad Buddy Ep.3 [1I4] 2.12; (bottom) a screenshot from a video on YouTube ("SBS Secondary School – What Makes Us Unique" at timestamp 0.51, linked here) with corroborating details: the timber strip flooring, the pink walls (shaded warmer in BBS because of the sepia wash given to flashbacks), the protruding white wall with light switches near the entrance, the dark brown door with a vertical glass viewing panel, the horizontal and vertical shelves right at the back, the pinboard to the left of the door (with some of the pinned papers even matching what we see in BBS)

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(top) Pran's flashback of InkPat in high school at Bad Buddy Ep.4 [3I4] 4.59; (bottom) photo on Google Maps taken by Tum Kanaphon dated September 2022 and linked here – the curved railings, stone-clad curved seating and drain gratings are all a match

(top) PatPran revisit their old high school and the My School President boys at Bad Buddy Ep.10 [3I4] 3.47; (bottom) extract of an image from SBS Rangsit's Facebook dated 2 October 2022 (linked here) – the perforated steel columns and beams as well as the corrugated metal roof are a match

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(top) PatPran quiz the flighty and flinty Kruu Payao at Bad Buddy Ep.10 [3I4] 7.48; (bottom left and right) the gray aluminum framing of the office doors and windows, as well as the door numbering sign (Kruu Payao was in Room 1309) all match up with what we see in BBS

 

(top) Pat and Pran in their elementary school classroom at Bad Buddy Ep.1 [1I4] 6.32; (bottom) this image from timestamp 1.23 of the YouTube video "A Day in Secondary School at SBS" (dated 24 March 2022) has the following corroborating details: the pink background of the noticeboard at the left and its graphic of an ionic column, the gray-covered wall-mounted TV monitor, the desks and tables, as well as the blue poster with graphics of pyramids, a camel and cacti below the whiteboard

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‌(top) Bad Buddy Ep.4 [1I4] 7.30; (middle left) the timber furniture, gray door and dark-framed noticeboard in this image extracted from SBS Rangsit's Facebook (dated 22 January 2023 and linked here) match PatPran's classroom details; (middle right) close-up of Ink at the classroom door in Bad Buddy Ep.4 [1I4] 7.32; (bottom) in this image from SBS Rangit's Facebook (dated 22 February 2017 and linked here) the glass viewing panels on the door as well as the medium-brown frame of the noticeboard are a match

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(top) Bad Buddy Ep.1 [1I4] 6.47 – note the windows, dark panel treatment around the door and the thick timber-framed noticeboard (also, the tomato-red lockers are similar to what we see behind Ink at Ep.4 [1I4] 7.30.; (bottom left) not the same location, but the windows, door treatment and notice board are a match in this image extracted from SBS Rangsit's Facebook (linked here); (bottom right) a clearer view of the door treatment and noticeboard in another image extracted from SBS Rangsit's Facebook (linked here), although this is not exactly the same location either)

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(top) Bad Buddy Ep.1 [1I4] 4.24; (bottom) the location of the SBS Rangsit school field on plan

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(top) An aerial view of SBS Rangsit (from YouTube video "A Day in Secondary School at SBS" at timestamp 0.01) – the building with the curved metal roof in the foreground (the high school block) is the one we see behind the boys' soccer game at BBS Ep.1 [1I4] 4.24, while the field is at the bottom right of the image; (bottom) a view of the SBS school field (extracted from SBS Rangsit's Facebook post dated 3 February 2023 and linked here) – the metal-roofed walkway, lamp posts, trees and corrugated metal siding on the building in the background are all a match for what we see in BBS‌

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One more location at SBS Rangsit needs a bit of write-up, and it's the venue of the high school Christmas Song Contest, where PatPran's public performance of Just Friend? exposed their friendship to Dissaya and got Pran sent away to boarding school.

(above) Bad Buddy Ep.2 [4/4] 6.06

It took a lot of inference and deduction, but I think we can now say with confidence that the stage for the above (also visible at Ep.10 [3I4] 3.43, when Pat and Pran went back to their old high school to investigate Ming and Dissaya's backstory) was set up at SBS Rangsit's canteen (on the ground level of the high school block):

(top) This image from SBS Rangsit's Facebook (dated 1 September 2012 and linked here) is an elevated view of the eating area at the school's canteen; (middle) this view (also from Facebook, dated 1 September 2012 and linked here) is a close-up of the far end – note the cylindrical ceiling lights at the top and the stainless steel signage at the right; (bottom) this photograph (again from Facebook, linked here) is from a celebration held to mark Valentine's Day and is dated 18 February 2020 (note the cylindrical ceiling lights and also the staircase at the right, which is the same one we see in BBS at Ep.4 [2/4] 0.45 and places this location at the SBS canteen, with more info on the canteen location written up here) – incidentally the star performer at this Valentine's Day concert was a pre-KinnPorsche ex-SBS student Jeff Satur, seen here in the gray sweater talking to fans

The following are corroborating details:

the cylindrical ceiling lights are visible at BBS Ep.2 [4/4] 6.06 during PatPran's Christmas song performance and also at BBS Ep.4 [2/4] 0.45;

the stainless steel box numbering on the orange back wall in the middle photograph actually marks the canteen servery counters – you can see the numbers 1 and 3 here, while at BBS Ep.2 [4/4] 6.06 you can see the number 2 behind Dunk's right shoulder as he plays guitar next to Pran, and at BBS Ep.4 [2/4] 0.45 you can see the numbers 4 and 6 behind Pat as he walks up the canteen staircase;

During PatPran's performance of Just Friend? Ink is in the audience wearing red reindeer antlers (it is a Christmas celebration, after all 🎄) – you can see her waving at Ep.2 [4/4] 6.06 and smiling at Ep.5 [1I4] 6.24; meanwhile behind the scenes an antler-sporting Milk Pansa was photographed with Fourth, Ford, Captain, Dunk, Gemini, Aun and Satang at the SBS canteen (see this link here), further confirming that this location was the setting for the BBS Chrismas Song Contest.

(top left) Bad Buddy Ep.2 [4/4] 6.06 – the Christmas song contest (Ink is at the bottom right); (top right) Milk Pansa and her boyband in between filming at the SBS Rangsit canteen; (bottom left) Bad Buddy Ep.5 [1I4] 6.24 – this was a photo in Pran's computer when Pat was looking through his album; Bad Buddy Ep.4 [2/4] 0.45 – Pat and Pran at the high school canteen

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So the one bonus childhood location (that is not PatPran's family homes or their school) is actually Pat, Pa and Pran's cycling expedition near a lake in Ep.1, where Pran saved Pa from drowning. The location of this is adjacent to a lake to the south of the Pinehurst Golf and Country Club, and to the west of the Bangkok University Rangsit Campus (where a lot of BBS's outdoor scenes were filmed – those locations written up here).

(above) The location of Pat, Pran and Pa's cycling expedition in Ep.1 (map coordinates are 14°02'18.8"N 100°36'00.0"E)

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(top) Pat and Pa as kids cycling along a track in Bad Buddy Ep.1 [3/4] 3.52; (bottom) image off Google Street View dated February 2022 (linked here) – corroborating details are the red and white gantry poles and also a low-spreading fan palm (possibly Bismarckia nobilis or Copernicia hospita) to the left of the rear pole

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(top) Bad Buddy Ep.1 [3I4] 3.54 (Pat and Pa cycling by the lake); (bottom) this image off Google Street View (dated February 2022, linked here) is a match (the bark pattern on the tree at the left is a match)

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[P.S. – here are the links to all the filming location posts:

Part 1 – The legendary rooftop, PatPran’s student apartments, their high school, the white arches behind the Engineering Canteen, the Zero Waste Village and various seaside scenes, their honeymoon suite, the hospital where Pat was treated for his gunshot graze, and the high school reunion.

Part 2 – Pat and Pran’s family homes, the Flagpole Bar, the car park fight location, and the Jae Si Curry House.

Part 3 – Various locations at and around the rugby field, including Pat’s photoshoot with Ink, the rugby bleachers, the iced milk tea (and green tea wave) picnic table, InkPa’s photography picnic, the old bus stop and the new bus stop. Also Khun Noppharnach’s pharmacy.

Part 4 – Pat’s Engineering Faculty (in and around Rangsit University’s College of Engineering).

Part 5 – Pran’s Architecture Faculty (Rangsity University’s School of Architecture).

Part 6 – Various F&B and commercial locations (eateries, shops, malls and a market). Also the setting for Pat, Pran and Wai's fight at the base of PatPran's student apartment building, as well as the scene where Pa says to Ink "Anyone taller than me is fine".

Part 7 – Pat’s post-graduation apartment and Pran’s residence in Singapore.

Part 8 – Various campus locations filmed within Rangsit University’s Digital Multimedia Complex, including the auditorium and the Freshy Day Song Contest.

Part 9 – The LogTech Building and Pran’s architectural office in Singapore.

Part 10 – Locations for the Our Skyy 2 x Bad Buddy special episodes.

Part 11 – The apartment for rent that Pran went to view in Ep.2, the elevator scene with Pat just after the viewing, and Wai’s apartment.

Part 12 – PatPran’s elementary and high schools, as well as the location of Pa’s near-drowning.

Part 13 – Random locations (Pran searching for his lost earphones, the covered car park where Wai spied on Pat serenading Pran with Nanon's Love Score, the airport car park, the SouthTech U Library, PatPran's rainy day ointment interlude, their motorbike and truck rides in Hua Hin, the approach road to Uncle Yod's bar, the filming location for the music videos Just Friend? and Our Song, and Pran's street address in Singapore).

Will update this list if I can track down the hardware stores – the one remaining location still unidentified! ��]

[blaze-aus-steam-lover]

The Pride of the Murray, a Diesel Paddle Wheeler.

The pride of the Murray was originally named after the PS Pride of the Murray, a stern-wheeler paddle steamer built by Johnston and Davies at Echuca in 1865.

The PV Pride of the Murray started out life as a timber logging barge named C24, at Echuca in 1924. built by C Felshaw for the Murray River Sawmills, At the end of C24's working life it was abandoned and sunk in the River Murray, on the Victorian bank, upstream of the Echuca-Moama Road and Rail Bridge.  In the may of 1973, Captain Maxwell Carrington decided to restore the C24 barge, buying the wreck for $100aud. after removing 250 tons of silt (250,000kg), the barge was refloated and repaired at the Moama slip.

The Pride of the Murray was launched as a diesel-electric passenger vessel in 1977. along with the PS Canberra and the PS Emmylou, they were operated by Murray River Paddlesteamers as a tourist attraction in Echuca. In 2022, Pride of the Murray was purchased by Outback Pioneers, located in Longreach, Queensland. the Pride traveled 1,750 km (1,090 mi) to the Thompson River by a 26 metre-long(85.3ft) prime mover, which had 106 tyres.

Unfortunately, of the 6th of march 2023, the Pride of the Murray sank in the Thompson River at its moorings and has not been reported as being recovered at the time of this post being made.

Pride of the Murray - Outback Pioneers the owners and the photos are from their facebook page.

[ohanatravelsbydaniellex]

❄️🚄 Twixmas Escape to Magical York – Rail & 4⭐ Hotel Stay Included! 🚄❄️

Get ready to immerse yourself in York’s enchanting charm this Twixmas! Stroll along the historic Shambles, where overhanging timber-framed houses and quirky shopfronts transport you straight to medieval England. Marvel at the awe-inspiring York Minster, one of the most breathtaking gothic cathedrals in the world. 🌍

✨ Your Twixmas Adventure Includes:

🏨 1-night stay in a luxurious King Bed Standard Room at the 4⭐ Hotel Indigo York

📅 Date: Sunday, 29th December 2024

🚆 Return Rail Travel from multiple locations

💫 Rail Prices Per Person:

• Darlington – from £134pp

• Doncaster – from £137pp

• Durham – from £144pp

• Newcastle – from £147pp

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Post And Rail Fences: The Perfect Blend of Functionality and Style

Post and rail fences are a popular choice for rural, agricultural, and even residential properties due to their durability, functionality, and timeless appeal. These fences are designed using a straightforward structure of evenly spaced posts connected by horizontal rails, providing an effective solution for boundary marking, livestock containment, and landscape enhancement.

Material Options and Benefits

Post and rail fences are typically crafted from timber, metal, or composite materials, each offering distinct advantages.

Timber: Known for its rustic charm, timber post and rail fences blend seamlessly into natural surroundings, making them ideal for farms and countryside properties. Treated timber ensures resistance to rot, pests, and weathering, extending the lifespan of the fence.

Metal: Steel or aluminum options provide superior strength and longevity. These materials are low-maintenance and can withstand extreme weather conditions, making them a durable alternative for high-use areas.

Composite: A mix of recycled materials, composite fencing combines the aesthetics of wood with the durability of synthetic materials, offering an eco-friendly and long-lasting solution.

Applications and Suitability

Post and rail fencing is highly versatile and can serve various purposes:

Livestock Management: The open design allows visibility while keeping animals securely within designated areas. Additional wire or mesh can be added for smaller animals.

Property Boundaries: These fences clearly mark property lines without obstructing views, making them suitable for rural and residential properties alike.

Aesthetic Appeal: Their traditional look enhances the visual appeal of gardens, driveways, and landscapes, providing a blend of practicality and elegance.

Maintenance and Installation One of the key benefits of post and rail fences is their low-maintenance nature. Periodic inspections and treatments, such as staining or painting, ensure long-term durability. Installation is relatively straightforward, involving the placement of posts at regular intervals and securing the rails in place. Professional installation can enhance stability and ensure the fence meets specific needs.

Whether you're looking to secure livestock, define property boundaries, or enhance your landscape, post and rail fences offer a practical and visually appealing solution. Their versatility, combined with material options, ensures they meet the demands of both functional and aesthetic requirements. For more information, visit us at https://fenceology.com.au/post-rail-fencing/

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Types of Plastic Fencing Products

Plastic post and rail fencing is made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). This type of fencing mimics the look of traditional timber but comes with several advantages, notably that it’s resistant to weather, insects, and rot, making it an excellent choice for Australian conditions. Let’s consider the different types of plastic post and rail fencing products available:

Post and Rail Fencing

PVC Fence Post

PVC Post and Rail Fence T Bracket

PVC Post and Rail Angle Kit

PVC Post and Rail Cross Join

Reggie Posts®

PVC Picket Fence Post

Tweena-Wire Fence Dropper

These products and accessories are just a few of the many options available for creating a beautiful and functional fence around your property.

If you're interested in learning more, click here to read the full article!

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Choosing the Right Tree Guard for Your Farm’s Needs

Choosing the right tree guard for your farm depends on factors like tree species, climate, and the potential threats to young trees. Opt for durable materials like plastic, metal, or mesh, and ensure the guard provides proper ventilation and protection against pests, animals, and environmental stress while promoting healthy growth.

In many farms, using tree guards would be a good idea. A tree guard performs an important purpose – to protect a newly planted tree from predation, usually from deer and rabbits.  Both veteran and newly-planted individual trees can be protected from damage by livestock or deer with individual guards made of post and rail fencing. The type of livestock likely to browse the trees will determine how high and how far away from the tree the fence will need to be. It also determines the number of rails that would be needed, their spacing, as well as whether additional protection is required or not.

Many farms also use tree guard to safeguard trees from mechanical damage caused by equipment, machinery, or human activities, especially in busy farming areas. These guards create a visible boundary, reducing the chances of accidental damage. In certain causes, tree guard may even aid in the controlled application of herbicides and pesticides. By preventing direct contact with the tree trunk, they ensure that chemicals are applied precisely where needed, avoiding damage to the tree itself.

Many farms also pretty commonly use timber posts. These posts serve as foundational elements for fencing on farms. They provide structural support for wire, electric, or wooden fences used to demarcate property boundaries, protect crops from animals, or separate different agricultural zones. Wooden posts can also be used in supporting various farm structures like barns, sheds, and enclosures. They provide a sturdy framework for constructing these essential agricultural buildings. You can search for “Farm supplies near me” online to find stores selling such items.

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Exploring the Best Balustrades in Melbourne: Style, Safety, and Functionality

When it comes to enhancing the aesthetic appeal and safety of a home or commercial space, balustrades play an essential role. In Melbourne, the demand for stylish yet secure balustrades is steadily increasing as more homeowners and property developers seek the perfect blend of functionality and design. Whether you're considering a sleek glass balustrade for a modern balcony or a traditional timber design for an elegant staircase, there are plenty of options to explore. Here’s everything you need to know about balustrades in Melbourne, from material choices to installation tips.

What Are Balustrades?

Balustrades are protective barriers or railings that are typically installed along staircases, balconies, terraces, and other elevated surfaces to prevent falls and add visual interest. They are made up of a series of vertical posts or spindles (known as balusters) that are joined by a top rail. Balustrades not only serve a functional purpose but also contribute significantly to the overall design of a space.

Types of Balustrades in Melbourne

Melbourne homeowners have access to a wide range of balustrade styles and materials, catering to various tastes and design preferences. The most popular types include:

Glass Balustrades: Perfect for creating an open, unobstructed view while still providing safety. Glass balustrades are commonly used for balconies, pool areas, and staircases. They offer a modern, minimalist look and are easy to maintain.

Timber Balustrades: For a more classic and natural look, timber balustrades are a popular choice. They are versatile and can be customized to suit both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Aluminium Balustrades: Lightweight yet sturdy, aluminium balustrades are highly durable and resistant to weather conditions, making them ideal for outdoor settings.

Stainless Steel Balustrades: Known for their modern appearance and long-lasting nature, stainless steel balustrades are commonly used in commercial spaces and high-end residential properties.

Benefits of Installing Balustrades

Safety: One of the primary functions of a balustrade is to provide safety. Balustrades prevent falls from elevated areas, ensuring that spaces like staircases and balconies are safe for everyone.

Enhanced Aesthetics: Balustrades are available in a variety of styles, so they can complement the existing décor of your home. Whether you’re aiming for a classic, contemporary, or industrial look, there is a balustrade style to match your needs.

Durability and Low Maintenance: Depending on the material you choose, balustrades can be extremely durable and require minimal maintenance. For instance, glass and stainless steel balustrades are both easy to clean and maintain.

Increased Property Value: High-quality, well-installed balustrades can enhance the overall value of a property. Potential buyers often appreciate the safety features and design elements these installations add to a home or building.

Choosing the Right Balustrade for Your Melbourne Property

When selecting a balustrade for your property, it’s essential to consider the following factors:

Material Suitability: Choose a material that complements your property’s style. For example, glass balustrades are ideal for modern and contemporary homes, while timber or wrought iron may suit more traditional or rustic designs.

Durability and Maintenance: Consider how much time you are willing to spend on maintaining the balustrades. While glass and stainless steel require little upkeep, timber balustrades may need periodic staining or sealing.

Regulations: Be sure to check local building codes in Melbourne regarding the height and structural requirements for balustrades. These regulations are in place to ensure safety and compliance with the law.

Installation Process

The installation of balustrades should always be performed by a professional. Depending on the material and complexity of the design, the installation process can vary. Glass balustrades, for instance, often require precision measurements and expert installation to ensure structural integrity and a seamless appearance. Professional installers will ensure that all safety regulations are met, and the balustrade is secure and stable.

Conclusion

Balustrades Melbourne not only serve as a practical safety feature but also offer a unique opportunity to enhance the overall design of a property. Whether you opt for the elegance of glass, the warmth of timber, or the modern edge of stainless steel, there’s a balustrade option to suit every style and budget. By choosing the right material and ensuring professional installation, you can enjoy both form and function in your home or commercial space.

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Your Guide to Fencing Supplies and Fence Panels: Creating the Perfect Outdoor Space

Why Quality Matters in Fencing Supplies

Fencing is a long-term investment that requires robust materials to withstand weathering and daily wear. Investing in high-quality fencing supplies ensures that your structure remains durable and visually appealing over time. The right supplies contribute to the longevity of the fence, reducing maintenance needs and saving money in the long run. Poor-quality materials might seem economical upfront, but they are often susceptible to damage, which can lead to frequent repairs or replacements.

Key Components of Fencing Supplies

The main components of fencing supplies include posts, rails, panels, nails, screws, and brackets. These parts need to work together seamlessly to provide strength and stability. For example, fence posts form the backbone of the structure, providing the vertical support that keeps the fence upright. Similarly, rails connect to the posts and support the fence panels, holding them securely in place. Each of these components should be chosen with durability and compatibility in mind to ensure a cohesive and resilient fence.

When selecting fencing supplies, consider factors like the climate in your area, your desired level of privacy, and the aesthetic appeal. Areas with frequent rain or high humidity may require materials that resist rust and rot, while places with strong winds might benefit from sturdier construction.

Choosing the Right Fence Panels

Fence panels are the most visible part of any fencing structure and play a critical role in defining the fence’s overall look and function. Fence panels come in a variety of styles, materials, and finishes, which allows homeowners to customize their fencing to suit specific needs. Some common options include wood, vinyl, metal, and composite panels, each offering distinct advantages.

Wood Fence Panels

Wood fence panels have a classic appeal that many homeowners love. They come in various styles, from the rustic charm of picket fences to the privacy-enhancing structure of solid panels. However, wood requires regular maintenance, such as staining or painting, to protect against moisture and insects. Pressure-treated timber is an excellent choice for wooden fence panels, as it is more resistant to decay and can withstand years of outdoor exposure.

Vinyl Fence Panels

Vinyl panels are ideal for those looking for a low-maintenance, durable option. Unlike wood, vinyl doesn’t require painting, staining, or sealing. It resists issues like rot and insects, making it perfect for areas with harsh climates. While vinyl can be more expensive initially, the reduced maintenance and extended lifespan often justify the investment.

Metal Fence Panels

Metal fence panels, especially those made from steel or aluminum, are popular for their strength and sleek appearance. They are perfect for creating a more modern or industrial look and are highly resistant to weathering. Although metal fences can sometimes lack privacy, they are ideal for security purposes and work well in both residential and commercial settings.

Installation Tips for Fencing Supplies and Fence Panels

For DIY enthusiasts, installing fencing can be an exciting project, but it requires careful planning and precision. Here are some tips to ensure a successful installation:

Measure Twice, Cut Once: Precise measurements are critical. Ensure that you measure your space accurately and order the right amount of materials.

Consider Ground Conditions: Different soil types affect the stability of fence posts. Softer soil might require deeper post holes or additional support, while rocky terrain might need specialized tools for digging.

Use Quality Fasteners: The small components, such as nails and screws, play a big role in the overall stability of the fence. Using high-quality, rust-resistant fasteners ensures the structure holds together well over time.

Follow Manufacturer’s Instructions: Whether it’s for fence panels or fencing supplies, always adhere to the manufacturer’s guidelines for installation. This can prevent common issues and ensure that your fence is safe and sturdy.

Maintenance Tips for Longevity

Even if you’ve selected high-quality fencing supplies and fence panels, regular maintenance will help you get the most out of your investment. For wood panels, apply a protective sealant every few years to prevent moisture damage. For metal fences, inspect for signs of rust and treat them with rust-resistant paint when necessary. Vinyl fences are relatively low-maintenance but should be cleaned occasionally with a mild soap and water solution to remove dirt and debris.

Customizing Your Fence for Curb Appeal

A fence doesn’t just serve functional purposes; it also enhances the aesthetic appeal of your property. Choosing fence panels with unique designs, such as lattice tops, decorative trims, or a painted finish, can add charm and elegance. Additionally, landscaping around the fence, such as planting shrubs or flowers, can create a cohesive outdoor design that complements the fence’s look.