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You can find more about Small Scale Life at our website https://smallscalelife.com. 
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  <itunes:subtitle>In this Episode of the Small Scale Life Podcast, I provide an Eagles Ridge Update: Community, House Project and Stair Project.  I talk about 5 Lessons Learned from our stair project failure that can be applied to our lives: relationships, jobs, money, tasks, DIY projects and even social media.  </itunes:subtitle>
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  <description>In this Episode of the Small Scale Life Podcast, I provide an Eagles Ridge Update: Community, House Project and Stair Project Failure.  I talk about 5 Lessons Learned from Our Stair Project that can be applied to our lives: relationships, jobs, money, tasks, DIY projects and even social media.  
April has come and gone, and we had a lot going on gearing up for constructing our Eagles Ridge Barndominium. The machine is MOSTLY in place, and the weather had cooperated; however, we hit a delay.  We are in a holding pattering until some things get sorted out, and that gives us time to do other things.
One of those other things was the stairs from the middle of Eagles Ridge to the Apple River.  The Ridge is about 60 feet above the river, and we have been working on a stair project from about half way up the ridge to the river.  Things were going well last Fall, but we ran into some serious issues in the past two weeks.  
We decided to make some drastic changes with the stairs, and I walk you through the project and the 5 Lessons Learned from Our Stair Project.  For photos, links, videos and other information, check out the article titled "In a Hole? Stop Digging! 5 Lesson Learned from Our Stair Project" on smallscalelife.com! (https://www.smallscalelife.com/in-a-hole-stop-digging/) 
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<p>April has come and gone, and we had a lot going on gearing up for constructing our Eagles Ridge Barndominium. The machine is MOSTLY in place, and the weather had cooperated; however, we hit a delay.  We are in a holding pattering until some things get sorted out, and that gives us time to do other things.</p>

<p>One of those other things was the stairs from the middle of Eagles Ridge to the Apple River.  The Ridge is about 60 feet above the river, and we have been working on a stair project from about half way up the ridge to the river.  Things were going well last Fall, but we ran into some serious issues in the past two weeks.  </p>

<p>We decided to make some drastic changes with the stairs, and I walk you through the project and the 5 Lessons Learned from Our Stair Project.  For photos, links, videos and other information, <strong><a href="https://www.smallscalelife.com/in-a-hole-stop-digging/" rel="nofollow">check out the article titled &quot;In a Hole? Stop Digging! 5 Lesson Learned from Our Stair Project&quot; on smallscalelife.com!</a></strong></p>]]>
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<p>April has come and gone, and we had a lot going on gearing up for constructing our Eagles Ridge Barndominium. The machine is MOSTLY in place, and the weather had cooperated; however, we hit a delay.  We are in a holding pattering until some things get sorted out, and that gives us time to do other things.</p>

<p>One of those other things was the stairs from the middle of Eagles Ridge to the Apple River.  The Ridge is about 60 feet above the river, and we have been working on a stair project from about half way up the ridge to the river.  Things were going well last Fall, but we ran into some serious issues in the past two weeks.  </p>

<p>We decided to make some drastic changes with the stairs, and I walk you through the project and the 5 Lessons Learned from Our Stair Project.  For photos, links, videos and other information, <strong><a href="https://www.smallscalelife.com/in-a-hole-stop-digging/" rel="nofollow">check out the article titled &quot;In a Hole? Stop Digging! 5 Lesson Learned from Our Stair Project&quot; on smallscalelife.com!</a></strong></p>]]>
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