On Wed, 22 Apr 2009 06:48:57 -0700, "jloomis" wrote:

Good idea, especially if you upload copies of the pictures to an online
service..
In my case, I'll clean the shop really well before pictures, or they might look
at the shavings and stuff and call it a fire hazard.. lol

Not easy.........Burn out is hard to clean.....

this lets me think that a good digital photo of interior/house, home,yard,
etc.
would be nice to have incase of such events.
trouble is, the photo could also get burned?
life has its challenges.....
keep up the chin.
jloomis
"bumhead" wrote in message
.. .
Slow going. Have a lot of different things to deal with.
Cracked windows and warped vinyl siding on house....but
thankfully no fire damage.
Some wood privacy fence to replace.
Two damaged trees to take out...one is a huge oak. Best
estimate I have is $1900.00.
Shop to clean up and rebuild.
But the hardest part is listing all the stuff destroyed by the
fire. Shop and all its contents, attached garden shed with yard and
garden stuff, and attached covered patio with grill(expensive genair),
smoker, and outdoor furniture.
Insurance seems to be coming thru within the limits of my policy.
Will keep you posted.

George (aka Bumhead)




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