I hope to get back into it someday when I have more time/money, My finace is a pilot too so the dream is to someday get our own little plane

I was looking into a few deals on the coast and walked away because of permitting and zoning regulations... not even trying to do anything fancy, just setup a few stvr’s that I can drive to instead of having to get on a plane.  

I didn't pay for that feature, and on the highest setting that thing sounds like a plane landing in the hallway. 

So the government replacing that income maintains the monetary plane. 

Still using my jack plane, my smoothing plane, and my block plane.

I have commuted to Jackson ms and Bham through dallas and Houston for the last 10 years or so in my lending days  getting off the plane in either city one is  met with a heat blast and smell of mold  :)  at least from our nice clean air here in Oregon.But I am sure there are those that are doing quite well and will continue to do so...

I have seen far to many of those go under for sure and they are a mess when it happens.I flew my plane into Destin one time now that was fun  military air fields all around and take off right over the ocean... an aircraft in your neck of the woods if your buying in other states would be a handy tool... just buy the one with the parachute like I have... its a life saver if you need it. 

I don't suppose you're in the market to sell and can strap it to the plane when you're out here in November can you...?

It did cost more then I planed but it was still worth it.

The "regular" board, will be ripped & planed to make floors and doors.We have a couple guys that work periodically for minimum wage just de-nailing reclaimed wood.The goal is to use all the flooring we salvaged to be used upstairs.