I started dreaming about this project about 10 months ago and with a little prompting I made the decision to make it a reality. This project has grown and developed as time has gone on, with a few hold ups, heartaches and torrential rain pour I have made it mid way through the tunnel and I think I can see the light… hopefully it not just a torch light of the rescue team. A little grand designs project of my own (but with tasteful furnishings at the end) let the credits roll
Monday, August 30, 2010
The birth
So after 9 months of diligently waiting for the arrival of my baby (with a few small complications) the labor has started.
The gravel is down, The huge amount of Styrofoam is in the ground and the slab was poured today (pictures to come) We headed up to Castlemaine on Saturday to check out the beginnings and discovered that along with the framework of the slab there is a whole lot of mud...... Fantastic to slosh around in my gumboots (I dream of one day owning a pair of 'Hunter' gumboots, you know the Queen has them)
Along with the excitement of the birth of my baby come some slight complications, one of those being that the slab itself will sit nearly 1/2 a meter out of the ground on the North side so we are now drafting plans for a fabulous deck so I don’t fall out the kitchen door when plucking veges from the garden.
Murphy's law is that I did not specify where the meter box would go so the electrician has wired it to proudly sit on the front north west corner of the house so it will be the first thing that you see when driving up to the house.....how nice. (It will now be moved to hide between the two water tanks)
Anyway it’s late and that enough of my rambles, more next week.
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