Sorry Carol, here is the blog and photos as promised.
Well we are now the proud owners of a shed!!!! Bring on the house.
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| The builders are working hard getting the concrete slab ready for the shed |
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| Almost there, looking good! |
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| One shed slab, perfect. |
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| Whilst the slab is drying, the builders lay out all the steel, ready to go. |
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| It doesn't take long for it to go up once the slab is dry. |
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| Here is the shed in relation to the house pad (red dirt). We have lifted the house pad about 400mm. |
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| Looking good. |
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| Sheeting starts to go on. |
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| Meanwhile I keep myself busy planting out all of my tyers - about 60 native trees in the wood lot. |
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| Awning is added to the shed. |
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| Shed survives an Autumn storm!!!! |
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| Storm disappearing into the distance, 13mm of rain in 10 mins! At least it has not washed away the dirt on our house pad. |
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| Oops, ground a bit soft after the storm the day before, don't mention getting bogged, oh the flash backs (Longreach and utes!!!!) |
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| Neightbour's tractor to the rescue! |
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| All work stops whilst we watch the rescue |
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| Phew.........All good.......Thank goodness |
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| Almost there, 5 water tanks moved into position, and downpipes plumbed in.......all we need is some rain now! |
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| The finished shed. |
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| Sandy inspects the work. |
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| The proud owner of his 'Man Shed'. |
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Me, well I had finished planting all the trees, so I went to collect 4 pallets of bricks - 5 ute loads!!!!
This will be of the camp kitchen and bar - hopefully. |
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