
I decided on this spot because it seemed the most quiet of the few I had to chose from. One wall as you can see is going to be of the existing wall of our shed. The raspberry bushes were removed.
It felt like it was raining for a while. When the temperatures raised, the frost from the night

I stayed at it until 7:30 PM tonight. I ran out of light and the batteries for my saw and drill needed recharging. So did I.
I am actually a little farther along then the pic's show. The back wall is in place and two rafters connect the middle and end post together.
More tomorrow.
3 comments:
What a great labor of love, dave. That snowy is really a very lucky owl.
I have never wished harm to any lemmings, but I am actually hoping for a bad lemming year soon so I can MAYBE get to see a snowy here!!!!
Britt - Thanks for the support and it is way cool.
Robin - Thanks, but I'm the one that feels lucky.
Susan - so your anti-lemming? hehe. Pack the kids and hubby up and come on to Alaska.
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