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My attic, last inspection required load bearing wall i changed to have extra support. Spent Friday installing a beam over head tied to 6 " joists. Blessed i had air nailer. Went on to install flooring to cover loose insulation. A few more fire blocks and cable to run required outdoor lighting then another inspection Monday. Dry wall, here we go.
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Addition to river fence
Other side, mine. Figuring things out...
Cattle panel arbor, plan to climbers. Put up this morning. Glad it stays light later, good time to digress to yard.
Cant use side door, mebee someday a dainty porch that empties into garden in progress.
Roughs done, of course i have a list of things to do. However, now i know. And while i'm at it i will add an outlet and lights outside egress doors ( required code but i dont have to use them . Some day i would like a porch out side door near gardens.
Was out under the moon transfering stone and brick to river sculpture. Really wanted to pound in fence posts to support cattle panel arbor. Is 6:30 am to early in the village? These warm days charge me up to work creatively in 610's skirts.
Figuring it out, need to fashion large rock mover. Need flati-ish block, rock or brick. Going at it with what i have. Going to ask farm neighbors if i can rob stone piles freely.
Before work maybe i can slam a few posts...
Joey and i still sharing cot tent. Can't wait to sleep in acres of double bed again. For now we are snug. Thank you eden pure heater upstairs, rest of house 55.
Built tall saw horses to support bi fold door work table. Now set up in textile studio room upstairs. Drawing pattern order. After ceiling is dry walled i shall set up in earnest: knitting machines, sewing machine and serger. Baskets and skeins of reclaimed dyed yarns. You wait and see, so excited!
Here goes...
Local picture of rubble fence, mine will also contain artifacts, items such as wagons, planters, glass bottles, bench, old watering cans etc. things past prime but interesting and have a story to tell.
Need large rocks, bricks etc. maybe a super cool old bike. Please no toilets. Colorful bottles, not broken. Bowling ball... Maybe
Worked on rubble river sculpture by the light of the moon, under the cover of darkness. It is going to become a landmark.
Cutting in kitchen sink.
Ended up purchasing new sink and faucet. The reclaimed double was to big, took up to much space. The faucet came with all the bits and pieces to hook up. I appreciated that! Got a defective one from lowes, now i have to learn how to take a faucet out and replace it. Learned about a special tool, a wrench to get in tight faucet places. Gotta love those tools. Bought a Delta faucet, they have standard replacement parts.
Sink front will be skirted. I can keep recycling, trash , compost, bird seed and dog food under there.
Rubbel from chimney i took out of attic.
Imported rubbel from heap in back of Kerr'y barn.
Collection of bottles for bottle trees. AND to use in rubble fence.
Weed block base and beginning of rubbel fence. Including old wagon.
Another view, it will be comprised of rocks, brick, block, cement pieces and objects. I plan to have a bench in it. Wish i had one of those old bikes i gave away.
WANTED rubbel for art fence. Cool stuff to include in afore mentioned project in process. Need rocks, brick of all sort, broken cement, and other onteresting relics.
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