I think the one you are refering to is Richard Smith's - Port Orford, Oregon. Richard doesn't have a website but could point you to old archive topics which describe this wonderful layout in great detail. Look for his name and email him. I am sure he will more than happy to provide the information.
Please help me locate a RR...
... with at least one long string of posts that I know of. (Possibly a web site if it exists.)
The RR in question is outdoors, built up on a frame that is covered on the bottom with hardware cloth and then landscape fabric. The RR is built on top of these layers and thus drains precipitation out the bottom. As I recall there is a long string of stock holding pens at one end.
I am looking for construction details.
We voted tonight on whether to build waist high or on the ground. voted for on the ground, my knees and back voted for waist high. Waist high it is.
The RR in question is outdoors, built up on a frame that is covered on the bottom with hardware cloth and then landscape fabric. The RR is built on top of these layers and thus drains precipitation out the bottom. As I recall there is a long string of stock holding pens at one end.
I am looking for construction details.
We voted tonight on whether to build waist high or on the ground. voted for on the ground, my knees and back voted for waist high. Waist high it is.
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