This is the sky we saw as night fell and we felt hopeful. This day was spent eating too much cake and drinking too much tea. Some of us ventured into town to the library or red cafe or the Candelo bookshop. We also spent a little too much time nervously watching the sky and seeking too many weather forecast updates on our iphones. We felt nervous when told of early river flooding for fear we wouldn't be able to make it to our land tomorrow. We cooked up a delicious dinner and shared it with family and friends. Frank has told us he will meet us at the land tomorrow at 8am and we hope to finish the bale walls and get the roof on. It might just be...
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Day 4 = fully slow bo
This is the sky we saw as night fell and we felt hopeful. This day was spent eating too much cake and drinking too much tea. Some of us ventured into town to the library or red cafe or the Candelo bookshop. We also spent a little too much time nervously watching the sky and seeking too many weather forecast updates on our iphones. We felt nervous when told of early river flooding for fear we wouldn't be able to make it to our land tomorrow. We cooked up a delicious dinner and shared it with family and friends. Frank has told us he will meet us at the land tomorrow at 8am and we hope to finish the bale walls and get the roof on. It might just be...
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Oh and I forgot to mention the workshop happening downstairs in our huge garage. Drilling, hammering aplenty as window frames and strawbale top plates were created. So yeah, it wasn't all tea and cake eating drinking...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to be doing some work off site. Must help the spirits lift a little. I hope today brings some sunshiney strawbaling time:)
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed the rain holds off. Love watching your progress from the comfort of my dry bed, ha ha. Way to go, I'm inspired.
ReplyDeleteGood luck my darlings. It looks amazing. Hoping and hoping the weather works. xxx
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