No, it's not snowing but this is the best picture I had of the front gate which I finally fixed today. It wouldn't open without hitting a raised section of the walkway and kept rubbing against the post on the latch side. The real problem was the three foot section against the house which supports the hinges. It had stretched causing the gate to sag. So a couple nails angled through the rail into the post tightened everything up, at least for a little while. Now if I could only get the dog to quit jumping up to look through the gate it might last longer! No, it's not snowing but this is the best picture I had of the front gate which I finally fixed today. It wouldn't open without hitting a raised section of the walkway and kept rubbing against the post on the latch side. The real problem was the three foot section against the house which supports the hinges. It had stretched causing the gate to sag. So a couple nails angled through the rail into the post tightened everything up, at least for a little while. Now if I could only get the dog to quit jumping up to look through the gate it might last longer!
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