small cabin?

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Originally Posted by Beowulf65

Why would anyone go 1000 miles into the woods to chop wood? Why would you want to if you could? How many numpty's does it take to ask a dumbazz question? How many numpty's does it take to go into the woods with almost nothing?

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Ooo Ooo Ooo, I don't know the answers to the questions I just wanted to say, Ooo Ooo Ooo.:D

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Originally Posted by Rick

I was wondering what you used. Mud/grass?

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I used mud from a bigslope on the side of the creek. I didn't think to put grasses in it but I wish I had. The mud is hard but parts come out sometimes.

crash- I don't have any pictures of it done yet but I'll try and get some soon

so is the military that great? i really like everything you've listed but i dont wanna leave colorado.whoever built that log cab,thats very nice work!!!

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Originally Posted by GreatWhiteHunter

so is the military that great? i really like everything you've listed but i dont wanna leave colorado.whoever built that log cab,thats very nice work!!!

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GreatWhiteHunter - if you ask 100 people that have served in the military that question, you will probably get 100 different answers - but they will have one thing in common. The bond that you build with your fellow Soldier, Sailor, Airman or Marine will last a lifetime.

Don't leave Colorado.

in order to go to basic i MUST leave colorado,and theres no sure way to get stationed here again.we do have a base here though

My point was - the military is not for everybody. If you do not want to leave Colorado don't join the military, for if you do.....you will most assuredly leave Colorado for sunnier and warmer climates.

:( that sucks!!

You see - that's why I said stay in Colorado. I know that I and many others would be proud to once again serve side by side with those serving today. Not that we would look forward to it, but rather out of a sense of duty.

Stay in Colorado.

im still thinking about joining,i really would love to serve the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

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Originally Posted by crashdive123

You see - that's why I said stay in Colorado. I know that I and many others would be proud to once again serve side by side with those serving today. Not that we would look forward to it, but rather out of a sense of duty.

Stay in Colorado.

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Crash, I agree. I would do it without hesitation. well maybe just a little hesitation.:eek:

GWH, Colorado would still be there when you got out.

Is this about a small cabin or whether or not Colorado is moveing??? Or are you tring
to get this guy to join up? I built a small cabin it was 10x10 took 2 months. I also left the U.S. in 1965 came back in 1986 Colorado was right where it was when i left.
As far as joining the army, airfarse, navy, or jarheads is up to YOU! I say DO IT!!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by Fletcher

As far as joining the army, airfarse, navy, or jarheads is up to YOU! I say DO IT!!!!!!!!!

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Without the "U.S. Air force" The "U.S. Army" would be standing on the beach waving to the U.S. Marines and U.S. Navy as they go off to fight Americas enemies.

The most highly trained and independently operating team of U.S. military men is not the Green beret's, Delta force, Marine recon or Navy seals. This team recruits from the Navy seals first then from everyone else. Can anyone guess what branch of the U.S. military this team belongs to and what they are called?

Spec Ops-Navy?

Aim higher nell.

Here is a list of some skills they are trained in:

Parachute operations (Jumpmaster directed spotting for accuracy)
Static line (low altitude)
With combat equipment
With SCUBA equipment
Into forested areas
Into vast bodies of water

High Altitude Low Opening (military free fall)
With combat equipment
With oxygen

High Altitude High Opening (cross country canopy flight)
With combat equipment
With oxygen

Waterborne Infiltration's
SCUBA/Draegger
Submarine lock-outs
Aircraft boat drops
Rubber Raiding Craft operations
Scout (surface) swimming

Mountain Operations
Rock/ice climbing
Rappelling
High angle evacuations

Helicopter Operations
Rappelling
Fast rope
Rope Ladder
Hoist operations (PJs)
Gunner/scanner (PJs)

Overland Movement
Motorcycles
All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs)
Motor vehicle
Team navigation

Arctic Operations
Cross country skiing
Downhill skiing
Skijoring
Snowmobiles
Snowshoes
Akhio

Man, that's quite a list, is it Captain America and his little pal Bucky? Just a guess:cool:,

Hey cabin building guy, yeah, if you're a thousand miles from any town in Canada, there wasn't any cell phone service to begin with and you're pretty much ****ed unless you've got some major wilderness skills, or a plane coming for you, so maybe dream up a different scenario.

Delta Forces,?

One problem with people like GWH, is that they are cityfied and unable to understand a rural or wilderness environment. They have romantisized possible wilderness events based on Hollywood, TV etc...

Akhio ????

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Originally Posted by tsitenha

Delta Forces,?

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Originally Posted by klkak

Without the "U.S. Air force" The "U.S. Army" would be standing on the beach waving to the U.S. Marines and U.S. Navy as they go off to fight Americas enemies.

The most highly trained and independently operating team of U.S. military men is not the Green beret's, Delta force, Marine recon or Navy seals. This team recruits from the Navy seals first then from everyone else. Can anyone guess what branch of the U.S. military this team belongs to and what they are called?

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Nope, but good try.:(

Sorry, concentration is out the window today or is the new normal?

Not the Peace Corp is it?