So our neighbor’s cat has been visiting us for a while, so I decided to build this ramp so that she could more easily get into and out of our yard. I’m not much of a woodworker, but was happy with how this turned out.

It’s made almost entirely from cedar fence posts. Nearly 18 feet long (3 fence posts end to end with the dog ear tip cut off). Ripped cedar planks into 3 for a frame/support to prevent flexing. Posts are pine 2x4, and go 18 inches into the ground, which was the majority of the effort, since our ground is like cement…

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    2 months ago

    Please reflect on what you’ve written. What are you expecting to achieve by telling someone they aren’t entitled to their opinions?

    No one is advocating for genocide here, so maybe redirect some of that outrage to a more appropriate place or try to be constructive in your contributions here.

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      2 months ago

      LOL, you make a tone argument and yet I’m the one not being constructive?

      And to be clear, what I’m expecting to achieve is to point out that the notion that it’s okay for pet cats to be outdoors isn’t actually an opinion, but rather an incorrect statement of fact. Cats are an invasive species in North America and decimate bird populations; it is objectively wrong for a cat owner to allow it to roam.