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| The storm drain installed |
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| The storm line and dry well excavated |
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| Footprint of the building excavated |
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| Roots from the fir tree that was cut down seemed to be everywhere |
The neighbor who helped split the wood from the fir tree suggested I built a shed to house all the wood. I was reluctant at first, then realized I could use this shed to temporarily stay in as I built the cabin. It took about 2 to 3 weeks to build but is constantly being added to and improved.
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| The end result |
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| Adding the 3 posts opposite of the fence that would make the wall of the shed |
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| 2x6 roof rafters added |
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| Making progress with plywood walls and a metal roof |
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| The inside of the shed. It kept flooding until I diverted the neighbors roof drain away from the uphill side. |
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| Inspektor Takoda. Very strict and code abiding, until the dog treats come out. |
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| The finished product. Siding by 40 year old fence boards, windows from Craigslist, and wood trim by old fence boards found on the property. |
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| The inside view with a fire in the stove and a dog resting not in a dog bed, but rather the leather chair. |
This was my first attempt at gluing and clamping, to make large wood planks. I was surprised how easy it was, although I probably did not d...
