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Hi Brent, I do not consider myself a stud but I am sure your parents steps will come out well, thanks mike

I do! :)

Even i am planning to do the same !!! Otherwise its costly job in Canada

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steven, I appreciate hearing that from a pro, I sure you know fireplaces are getting rare,I do not think a inspector knows how to inspect one, thanks mike

Yeah every now and then you get one I was hoping maybe you could do oldschool fireplace versus new school fireplace including something like a Rumsford fireplace a standard fireplace fireplace with heater later and it maybe fireplace with an insert gas fireplaces with wood chimneys stucco on the outside without aluminum pipe sticking out the chimney that be new school

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thanks jonb, your comments are always appreciated, I always felt England had the best masons, I still want to visit conwy castle some day, thanks mike

Thanks Mike, your videos are great. Have a look at York Minster and the stone buildings - textile mills, churches, castles, houses and drystone walls - all over Pennine Yorkshire.

Yes, Conwy is in North Wales, which is well-known for blue slate. It is not too far from my area - in North Yorkshire (the village is on the border of Lancashire/West Yorkshire/North Yorkshire). We are also near York, and both the Pennines (hills) and the Lake District historically had a lot of quarrying and are full of stone buildings. Derbyshire, in the region around Chatsworth House (a grand estate owned by the Duke of Devonshire) had arguably the first mechanised industrial process in the world, in the form of cotton spinning (using imported US cotton) at Cromford Mill. If you make it to the UK let me know, you'd be welcome to stay if coming a year from now or more. I'm developing an old textile mill for various uses - partly residential/holiday homes. Like all the buildings in my area, it's stone. It's quite a good example of a late 19th century textile mill - from the early Industrial Revolution period; although the oldest sections are thought to be 1000 years old plus. It was originally a corn mill ('corn' in the UK means 'grain' in American English). There is also an American connection - one of the early investors in the enterprise emigrated to the US, and set up cotton spinning mills around the South. If interested in the building, have a look at the Lothersdale Mill website - which is a work in progress.

Hi jonb, I did check it out, you can see where we over here got all our influence (New England) Pennsylvania mostly included. That would be a great trip for sure, I appreciate the offer, I could get a few good videos over there, England has the best stone work in my opinion, we all learned about England in our History books in school, the mother country, of all our law culture and early building, thanks I appreciate it. mike

Ok Mike, I'll email you now. Then you can delete.

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Mike Haduck I would love to see a vid on how to cover older concrete formed steps with stone I'm planning on doing it with what I've learned from your vids!

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Hi rob , I recognized the name as soon as I seen it , I have checked out some of your videos and appreciate them, very good, nice to hear from you, Your site does not say where you are from? thanks mike

hi Mike, I'm in the UK thanks for replying.

Hi rob, I know in the UK they are still hot on the brickwork, over here it is disappearing, everything glass and concrete. I plan to do a video on conway castle maybe next year, If you were close we might do a video together, thanks for replying also, mike

it would be great to meet you in person.

same here rob, if I am coming that way, I will let you know, maybe we will do something, thanks mike

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