Posted by big tee on July 06, 2017 at 19:38:33 from (199.120.66.137):
A while ago some one posted about car ports. I read it and decided to order one for a shelter house out to the pond-18x21. I was supposed to have the cement poured but with all the rain and the earlier hot weather this old man did not get it poured. So they called two days ago that the shelter would be here today. No problem we had them put it together on the lawn next to my shed. Three guys showed up about one this afternoon-Hot-90's but they had it up in a hour. Tied it down to a WD-9 so it wont't blow away tell I get it moved. It was fun to watch them. They were from Ill. and were on a route in Iowa-third one today and had one more stop about 40 mi from here. They all spoke English but while they worked it was a Spanish. Did a good job and were VERY courteous. Gave them ice cream when they started and a pop when they were done. About the only word I knew was amigo. Trivia Questions-Who starred in the movie that had this famous line--"Hey Hombre, You want this woman then come and get her? No. 2-What was the last name of the over weight Mexican sergeant in the TV series Zorro?---Tee
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