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Step 1. Plug in GPS
Step 2. Drive a few hours until you are in the deep "backwoods" of Maine
Step 3. Remember the GPS sucks in the deep backwoods of Maine
Step 5. Curse yourself for forgetting to bring along one of those old paper GPS units called MAPS (Manual Area Positioning System)
Step 6. Figure out where the GPS let you down and make corrections
Step 7. Drive down a few miles of slimy, muddy, rough & nasty dirt roads
Step 8. Arrive at a rather amazing looking home built out of a steel silo
Step 9. Discover that GPS led you astray yet again, and go back to the correct house (next door) but take picture of the cool silo house before you go.
Step 10. Drive home and don't get turned around this time.
Step 2. Drive a few hours until you are in the deep "backwoods" of Maine
Step 3. Remember the GPS sucks in the deep backwoods of Maine
Step 5. Curse yourself for forgetting to bring along one of those old paper GPS units called MAPS (Manual Area Positioning System)
Step 6. Figure out where the GPS let you down and make corrections
Step 7. Drive down a few miles of slimy, muddy, rough & nasty dirt roads
Step 8. Arrive at a rather amazing looking home built out of a steel silo
Step 9. Discover that GPS led you astray yet again, and go back to the correct house (next door) but take picture of the cool silo house before you go.
Step 10. Drive home and don't get turned around this time.
Category Photography / Scenery
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File Size 70.3 kB
Well the owner wasn't home, but his neighbor that we were going to see gave us some info.
The home was built out of a steel grain bin that the owner bought in Florida, and the interior walls are the original grain bin. The exterior was covered with insulation and steel roofing cover sheets.
I'm sorry that I don't have more info for you sir.
snuggs
Fyr
The home was built out of a steel grain bin that the owner bought in Florida, and the interior walls are the original grain bin. The exterior was covered with insulation and steel roofing cover sheets.
I'm sorry that I don't have more info for you sir.
snuggs
Fyr
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