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   Lawrence | Feb 24, 2008 08:18am | #1

   Cliffy.. Not understanding your point.

   I'm looking for someone to reccomend to this lady...who lives in London--obviously the contractor should be local.

   L

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   cliffy | Feb 25, 2008 02:40am | #2

   No real important point. Just saw on your profile,  Barrie.   Obviously it is a little too far for you to go and do it, unless it is your sister!   

   Have a good day

   Cliffy 

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   Lawrence | Feb 25, 2008 03:01am | #3

   I don't build Cliff.

   I teach people to build, design rediculous outdoor structures and we have 26 locations across North America... We get leads where we have noone to serve them so I pass them out to the guys at FH.

   Wish I did have time to build... Trying to break a month out this year to do a few projects.

   Barrie is run by Jamie Elliot...Wasaga Beach and Collingwood is narer to me.

   Are you in KW?

   L

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   cliffy | Feb 25, 2008 05:36pm | #4

    

    I teach a little building too, indirectly at Cambrian College ( carpenter apprentices).

   I'm up north of Sudbury.   Been through your parts a wack of times.   Going down to Base Borden in a few weeks with my girls for gymnastics.  

   What I know about Collingwood is that it has become another Muskoka.  My buddies' twin sister moved there a few years ago and opened a pharmacy at a doctors clinic somewhere and she really enjoys the area.   Likes the skiing and proximity to Toronto.

   Have a good day eh!

   Cliffy

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   Lawrence | Feb 25, 2008 09:01pm | #5

   I didn't know you were up there--

   My parents have a hotel and restaurant in Blind River... sister lives in Iron Bridge.

   Safe Trip--good luck with the teaching--should be good experience.

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   cliffy | Feb 25, 2008 09:56pm | #6

   We drive through there to the Soo regularily. My wife and kids did it last night.  Is it the Eldo.  I think that is the one that has the little restaurant that is in the part of the original house, like eating in the living room.

   Blind River is the only town I ever saw McDonalds close.  With two little kids it was a good place to stop.  The country style is done too so it is the Timmy's for bathroom and a drink now.

   Blind River is the halfway point for Onaping to Soo. Is that your home town?

   Have a good day

   Cliffy

3. 
   Lawrence | Feb 25, 2008 11:39pm | #7

   That's my parent's place... Eldo Inn. I did the fence and pergola out front about 12 years ago...there's a hot tub inside. Food is good there--no fried junk, like home cooked meals.

   Naah, born in Grimsby. Parents cashed out of engineering and transportation fields and settled there for retirement.

   You will have to drop a line when you are heading into toronto sans kids... later in the summer things will settle down. Just lift my number off the website.

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   cliffy | Feb 27, 2008 05:10pm | #8

   I'm going over to the Sault for a couple of days in March Break.  I'll be checking out your work on the way through.  I have eaten there, more than once and certainly it is a good place to eat.

   That is probably a good place to retire but running that business probably keeps them busy.

   I've had the pleasure of going to and through Grimsby.  My old high school geopgraphy teacher always sang its praises as it is his hometown.  My sister lives in Welland so have been there a number of times.    Orchards all around if I remember correctly.

   Have a good day

   Cliffy

    

5. 
   Lawrence | Feb 27, 2008 06:09pm | #9

   Sure--do that Cliffy--

    

   This lead has been assigned

    

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