The shorter end of the second dry stacked stone wall beneath the cabin is taking form. The wall will rise with the slope from here. I do not want to bury the footing and post for the back stoop.
It has grown a little higher.
The wall may become an inbetween things, time filler project now. I want a roof over my head ASAP.
There is a floor, four of six wall sections and front and back decks done. There is a whole lot left to go.
While not building a cabin or working in the roadside vegetable garden or clearing and planting areas of my own garden, I will be working for my two clients.
Mrs. Client #2 called to request a meeting to discuss more work. You can't find a job closer than across the street and they own the whole mountain. This could be a very good thing.
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This could be an AMAZINGLY good thing:live in a beautiful, remote spot and cross the street to go to work?! Dude, that's my total fantasy job!!
Sounds like you are going to be a very busy person! Spring in the temperate climate does that to you. I just wanted to say your walls are looking lovely and I can't wait to watch your cabin go up!
bev
Lisa, you should open a bed and breakfast.
I'll be meeting with Mrs. Client #2 this afternoon, in the snow, at the former B+B house across the street.
Bev I can't wait to see my cabin go up too! That process should begin on Wednesday with a look to see where we are and what we need.
Sounds like you're settling comfortably into a niche. Great job, Chris.
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