End Day Seven
And on the eighth day, they will rest. The last two doors are being constructed (inside) and the two sets will be hung tomorrow, then the barn is done. Well, for now.
Yes, there IS a cupola, but we need to shingle the roof first... and we still need a weathervane. So if you find a cool old one, send it along. We'll ask SCPB's crane to help us lift the cupola on when they're craning mid-winter. If the weather gives us a break after Christmas, we'll shingle the roof and get us some sort of heater so we can work in comfort. Of course, we need to await warmer times to pour the concrete floor, but we're good to go for now on gravel. Besides, the building will be settling for a bit. But it's nice to get out of the wind.
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Holy Cow. Wasn't I just standing there a few days ago? Out in the open? Amidst a few pieces-a-wood hither and thither? Dis be major progress. And fast has gotta mean green! Hey, less days of commuting means less fuel usage to and from the site! Wahoo! Way to go!!
I bet the doors are on. Now to paint the cupola. . .
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