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smkie · Dec 6, 2012

I hope you can see it. I never know about facebook links, but I just love this.:rofl1:That's thinking outside the box.
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...18309319.98787.417215288311362&type=1&theater

Doberluv · Dec 6, 2012

:rofl1::rofl1::rofl1:

OMG! That is hilarious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I love it when industrious people get around ridiculous over regulation like that. It's a farm for gosh sakes!

Thank you so much for sharing. It made my otherwise crappy day a lot better.

smkie · Dec 6, 2012

THey build such a nice table and set of chairs too. Glad you could see it. I didn't know if the link would work or not.

MicksMom · Dec 6, 2012

Saw that on our future DIL's FB page the other day. Ingenious!

ETA-

smkie said:

From what I've seen, only those who don't have a FB page won't be able to see links.

smkie · Dec 6, 2012

Gotcha..thanks.

BostonBanker · Dec 6, 2012

The picture is fantastic - the story is false

The photograph is genuine but the story of why it was built is untrue. While the giant furniture does indeed provide shelter to horses, it was built in such a way as a means of promoting the products of a German wood merchant. It was not constructed in as a way of bypassing a council building restriction as claimed in the message. A photograph of the furniture and horses was published in Time magazine back in 2003 and in various other publications in the years since.

I still want to get a big table for Tristan to hang out under

smkie · Dec 6, 2012

ahhhh darn. I did think they were very nice chairs and table tho. ah well.

I was thinking a longer table cloth might be a better wind break. shrugs

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