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Yes Amber,
in Adelaide we will heading towards cold days and warm cosy fires at night. Usually between around 8 and 12˚C, clear days, often with little or no frosts and definitely NO SNOW.
Aint life grand!!!
Neill
Prevention is better than cure, - do it right the first time!
The more I learn, the more I realise how little I know
I just wish we could get snow at appropriate times.
Same here - by Xmas it usually warms up again to 10 C or so. But white Easter? We've had a few of those. "I'm dreaming of a white eeaaster, lalalala..." not quite the same is it?
Maybe this year'll be different though, its been snowing since last night. And with the oven finished I like snow again. I'm with amber: *sigh* so beautiful...
"Building a Brick oven is the most fun anyone can have by themselves." (Terry Pratchett... slightly amended)
Ma mettere un p? di malta tra un blocco e l'altro non si usa da voi?
Quando ha fatto il mio barbeque il basamento l'ho fatto in blocchi con malta tra uno e l'altro, ora che ho in progetto di affiancargli un forno, il basamento lo faccio in blocchi da 12cm ma con malta tra l'uno e l'altro.
Io l'asciuga-accatastare i blocchi, ma hanno il rebar ed il cemento in tutti i fori nei centri. Il Forno Bravo i progetti di forno di Pompeii la dicono lei lo pu? fare questa maniera.
Non parlo il molto buono italiano, uso un che il tradurndo programma. Spero che questo fa il senso!
Les, if my twisted, broken, Italian to English language converter (feeble mind) serves me correctly - Elizabeth explained exactly your thoughts to Gryso on behalf of the whole forum. Sounds like you too failed the "Italian For Dummies" course.
Just guessing myself, I only recognized 8 or 10 words. Either Elizabeth spelled out our plight or they are sharing sauce/dough recipes...not sure which.
Hey, I spent money on those Italian CD's! I know all my food words and I can ask for the bathroom. Well, that and several other things...
Seriously, though, I could tell what he was asking about, I just didn't know how to answer him by myself.... I sure hope the translator was right!
My reading comprehension is far better than my ability to speak or write in Italian.
Io l'asciuga-accatastare i blocchi, ma hanno il rebar ed il cemento in tutti i fori nei centri. Il Forno Bravo i progetti di forno di Pompeii la dicono lei lo pu? fare questa maniera.
Non parlo il molto buono italiano, uso un che il tradurndo programma. Spero che questo fa il senso!
Very nice yor translate Elizabeth
Yes, we use to put rebar from block to block in every case.
Here I have see that you often use to put rebar in the block's holes at the opposite angle of the basament and often in the last block's holes course.
For italian peple like me, is strange method to build because the connection from block to block is a must....but we don't put iron from construction in the block falls, but is'nt a bad idea, the hearthquake don't advise , but I hope dont happen the "Big One" in Italy is not in calendar
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