hope there is an air space behind the tin heat shield…
Lovely wagon! Do you have other photos that you could share? I’m building a similarly sized/purposed space for farm apprentice housing this spring, and I’d love to see more details of your design.
Thanks,
Emmet
Hey, yeah I have plenty of pictures from the ground up. What kind would you like? I am happy to share whatever. If you are a new englander come on by. We have trailer changes and construction photos.
Clara — is there anyway you can email some additional photos, especially anything having to do with the beginning stages of the build? That would be so fantastic!
Thanks much
-Ben
Lovely, but I just couldn’t have the inside all white with the Snow outside, I would go snowblind!
I love the cooking/heating stove. Just perfect. Is there cold storage outside for food, and do you switch to ice boxes in the summer? The only thing that I would have trouble with is crawling over my husband (or he over me) to get in and out of bed. But – I could fix that!
Thanks for the inspiration!
Yes, that is a pain, but if you sleep on the inside, you have to make him get up and tend the fire! it was *clearly* great planning on my part…
Thanks Clara
I have a website for my Christmas tree farm in western mass, pieropantrees.com. Contact info for me there.
I’m interested in all of it. I built The Bahamas, posted a month or so ago. Building a small hut on wheels for my you-cut grove now, got another client lined up. I have my way of building things, but I like your style, and would love to see the choices you made. I’d also love to come see it, if you’re within an hour an a half. That doesn’t get me much north of Brattleboro, though, so chances are slim you’re within range.
Please email me, and we can take it from there. Thanks,
Emmet
What a nice and simply layout, I’m really loving it. The white walls/ceiling and dark floor are a nice look compared to a lot of wagons that have an all plain wood interior (they’re like pine or something), which can be a little overpowering. This is one of my favourite wagons that I’ve seen.
What are the dimensions of your wagon? I’m thinking about building something similar to this as a small float house. If you have some photos from when you were building your roof, I would really be interested in seeing those.
Thanks, Jeff.
Well I can tell you that the roof was a pain, and you have to be someone who isn’t easily brought to frustrated tears. (which I was…brought to tears…) Do you know where I can continue to post pictures? I have plenty of the building
I have to say that I am one of those frustrated to tears sort of builders, but seeing the outcome of such effort, I think I might be willing to make the emotional hurdle. You can email me at nerdonthego@hotmail.com.
Butch Bauer
hope there is an air space behind the tin heat shield…
Lovely wagon! Do you have other photos that you could share? I’m building a similarly sized/purposed space for farm apprentice housing this spring, and I’d love to see more details of your design.
Thanks,
Emmet
Hey, yeah I have plenty of pictures from the ground up. What kind would you like? I am happy to share whatever. If you are a new englander come on by. We have trailer changes and construction photos.
Clara — is there anyway you can email some additional photos, especially anything having to do with the beginning stages of the build? That would be so fantastic!
Thanks much
-Ben
Lovely, but I just couldn’t have the inside all white with the Snow outside, I would go snowblind!
I love the cooking/heating stove. Just perfect. Is there cold storage outside for food, and do you switch to ice boxes in the summer? The only thing that I would have trouble with is crawling over my husband (or he over me) to get in and out of bed. But – I could fix that!
Thanks for the inspiration!
Yes, that is a pain, but if you sleep on the inside, you have to make him get up and tend the fire! it was *clearly* great planning on my part…
Thanks Clara
I have a website for my Christmas tree farm in western mass, pieropantrees.com. Contact info for me there.
I’m interested in all of it. I built The Bahamas, posted a month or so ago. Building a small hut on wheels for my you-cut grove now, got another client lined up. I have my way of building things, but I like your style, and would love to see the choices you made. I’d also love to come see it, if you’re within an hour an a half. That doesn’t get me much north of Brattleboro, though, so chances are slim you’re within range.
Please email me, and we can take it from there. Thanks,
Emmet
What a nice and simply layout, I’m really loving it. The white walls/ceiling and dark floor are a nice look compared to a lot of wagons that have an all plain wood interior (they’re like pine or something), which can be a little overpowering. This is one of my favourite wagons that I’ve seen.
What are the dimensions of your wagon? I’m thinking about building something similar to this as a small float house. If you have some photos from when you were building your roof, I would really be interested in seeing those.
Thanks, Jeff.
Well I can tell you that the roof was a pain, and you have to be someone who isn’t easily brought to frustrated tears. (which I was…brought to tears…) Do you know where I can continue to post pictures? I have plenty of the building
I have to say that I am one of those frustrated to tears sort of builders, but seeing the outcome of such effort, I think I might be willing to make the emotional hurdle. You can email me at nerdonthego@hotmail.com.
What are the dimensions of your little wagon?