Monday, October 3, 2011

Shed Work!

So, another day of working, but this time, we spent the day working on the shed. It was fun, it's been a long time since we've built something together, but it's some of the most rewarding work (at least in my opinion). Often times, at the land, you have the tendency to work really hard ALL day and leave that evening not really being able to actually "see" your progress even though you know how much you got finished. Well, when we're building something, we get instant gratification, when you leave, there's something there that wasn't before. My kind of work.....although I can't say that I did much work, other than keep up with the tools that Matt and John misplaced every few minutes or so. So here it is.....


The cabinet almost finished, just gotta add some doors


Matt adding the last of the screws


View of cabinet (Matt still working) and the lattice that Trip put up


John adding another bottle to the bottle tree


Matt working with supervisors watching. We are always joking that we would be a good DOT crew.


Admiring our work


Working hard


John about to order a drink from the bar


Back side of cabinet. It will match the side of the shed when we're finished.


I'm a good supervisor!


Preggo!!


Trip measuring for middle shelf.


Cabinets


Finally got up some peg board to help organize our shed and the tools in it and hopefully to help keep up with the tools. Next will come shelves inside the shed.


Pegboard organization...love it!


Earlier stages (forgot to start taking pictures before this point)


More measuring and cutting


Not really much work done here other than actually moving the barrels under the shed, but we'll soon be hooking up the gutters and preparing them to collect rain water.


The lattice that Trip put up.


Beginning stages to cover the back wall of the cabinets


John, measuring and cutting wood (I have no idea why this just started typing in blue and don't know how to change it back....work with me here...)


Everybody's busy


Measuring and cutting for shelves.

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