Ira scored the posts - 1" deep by 3.5" wide and cut into those spaces with the saw. We hammered out the pieces that were left and chiseled out the remaining wood to size.
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- The final touch for the floor
- A perfect fit
- Preparing the trestles
- Preparing the posts
- Pallet-Shower Construction
- Stone Stairway
- Black Locust Post
- Tank-Tent Expanded
- West-Facing View of Tent
- Blackberry Patch
- Chipping for Compost
- Brush Piles = Swales and Wood Chips
- East View
- Main House and Greenhouse Site
- Timbers & Tank-Shed
- North Ridge
- Base Camp
- Scenic Drive
- The "Sunny John"
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