Getting Ready to Cast the Beam
Day Twenty Seven, 30 October, 2015
Here's the poop: "The roof is coming over like so, and everything must be perfect before we cast the chain." The project according to George. And, he's pretty much right, too.
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The Roof Comes Over Like So |
I got up on the roof-top again to give you that bird's-eye look again. As you can see, here the forms are about half done. Work has been progressing steadily to get to the point of being ready to cast.
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Roof-Top View Of the Project |
The closet in our bedroom will have a cast ceiling, giving us a small storage area above the closet. Here, they're just about ready to pour it.
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Our Closet Will Have Its Own Ceiling. |
This wall from the 'sitting room' in the original Pool House, will be going away. We'll reuse the window somewhere else in the house.
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Wall Between Dining Room and Living Room. |
Back up on the roof again. The remaining PVC tubes in the old roof drains have been knocked out.The hole you see here will be filled in and a new one made just about at the left end of the PVC tube.
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Roof Drain Pipe Progress |
I mentioned that Carlos was still working on the dog pen. Here's a photo
of his work finalizing those blocks. Looks pretty spiffy, if I do say
so myself.
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Dog Run End Walls |
The girls, as you can see, are really excited about the new gate for their run.
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Nice New Gate for the Doggie Run |
As you can probably tell by the glance from Deeohgee, They're not totally, one-hundred-percent sold on the idea of using a pen, and having a chainlink gate. At this stage, they are more comfortable with the chain. Although, I do think the odds are changing in favor of the run. Time will tell.
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Deeohgee Looking Doubtful |
There's many more photos than appear in each posting. You can see all
the photos of the construction project on Flickr at:
https://www.flickr.com/gp/winjama/0wVc3s. There will be new photos added
each day of the project.
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