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PEOPLE
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Our nephew Ben,
Master of the Lego
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Our nephew Miles:
Ladders are my specialty
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Chief framer Andre
Gauthier, Les Menuiseries Castor de la Vallée de la Gatineau Inc.
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Pierre, framer
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Michel, framer
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Sylvain, framer
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Remy, framer
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Gail "No
Fear" Hossack, mom, design consultant, able to scale tall buildings in a single bound.
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Karina Roman, CBC
Radio, interviews Eric about building his own home
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Patrick and Harvey
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Jeff Mullen, D.A.
Mullen & Son, excavator
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Mystery Mosaic Man…
the best in the business
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Claire McLaughlin,
writer, The Low Down To Hull and Back News
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Our nephew Griffin,
construction supervisor
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Miles
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Miles and his dad
doin' the Safety Dance with Eric
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Ti-Ray Leblanc,
proprietor, Jean Burger Breakfast
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Doug "Chelsea Burger" Atkinson
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Mary and Eric, two
eggs over moyen, pain brun, avec fevres au lard
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My mom painted half
of our house!
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Clare Hossack, master
builder: taught me everything I know about houses
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Crop circles! Oh no!
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Caroline Schmah, Eric's mom
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…and Kara and
Jonathon prayed for us.
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This guy? Well, he's
a welder. But he also punched our neighbour.
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Angie. Our website designer.
Actually, she snuck this photo in without our knowing it, at first.
And we think that’s ok :)
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Roger Larocque from
Construction Claude Dubeau. We highly recommend their 3-inch styrofoam-lined foundation walls. V. warm.
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Jo Hodgson, Dry Stone Waller
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Russ
& Kumarie Innanen looking relaxed and happy before being whipped to a pulp by Wakefield's dogsledding teacher/slavedriver.
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Luc Houde, Carpenter
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From my notes September 5, 2002:
"Claude Dubeau (and his team, including Roger Larocque) has laid the footings for the foundation walls. Had a few options. Decided
to put ½ wall around half of downstairs bathroom, to avoid blasting rock that's there. Can maybe put in a bathtub there, instead of full shower? Decided to insulate under kitchen
- $320 extra. Decided to install 3 basement windows, 36" x 24" for more light. Also decided that we'd frame the north basement wall, instead of foundation wall - looks
better, same price, greater flexibility with door and window openings (can decide on windows and door later) - $620. Altogether, same price. (And Claude takes sugar, 1 cream in
coffee.)"
Later entry says: "Claude will call with estimate for putting Styrofoam and vapour barrier on top of gravel under concrete basement floor. (Will add an
extra 2" to floor height - tell Andre and Pierre to keep door header as high as possible to accommodate this.)"
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