Posted by RBoots on September 16, 2019 at 21:22:01 from (173.241.113.101):
Kevin, I'm not sure where you're at in Alabama, but I was headed to Gulf Shores last night (Sunday evening), and as I got off I65 at exit 37, I noticed a recently put up wooden fence along the Gulf Shore Parkway on the north side of the road before Bay Minette, that looked a lot like the work you do. We just never see any fences up here in Michigan that fancy. I'm always impressed with the pictures of the fencing work your family does, always neat, and always complicated looking, just wondered if that may have been your handiwork? (I know, there's probably more than one guy that can put up fence in Alabama). Got my load/crane delivered around 8:00 pm Sunday, and was back home today (Monday) in MI by 2:30 in the afternoon. Always love visiting you guys down there, beautiful warm weather as compared to up here in MI.
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