Building a shed and other hard work!

Saturday was extremely busy with building a shed, mulching,
and getting compost. So this is Dad figuring out who has the best prices.

Trigonometry, Geometry, Physics, Algebra, it's all handy when building a shed.

Enjoying a hearty breakfast before the days work.

What Manly men eat.

While Dad and the others went to get the mulch and supplies,

Rebekah and I had the privilege of digging the foundation.

So I worked and Rebekah took pictures.

Slowly but surly.

This is, (gasp) heavy!

Dumping the load.

After doing this about a dozen times you start to feel exhausted.

Art.



Now that the mulch was in, I rested and took pictures.



"Leave no spot uncovered."

I thought this was a neat shot.





Shoveling it out.


Dad has a Ph.D. in backing up.




"Let's get to work!"


Many hands make light work.

My wonderful brother Noah.

Afterward we got horse manure for the garden.

After that, Dad and Rebekah bought two tons of stone,unloaded it,
and got another load with 30 seconds to spare!



Stone art.


The man, the dream, the toy.


HITACHI, who else?


Noah and Josiah.


Measuring the board.


Is this beam heavy, or is it just me?


"Okay - to the right, to the left, RIGHT THERE!"


Like a hot knife through butter.

"Ha! It fits!"

While others work, others play.

Saw art.

Leveling the stones.

Pondering the situation.

Laying down a sheet of plastic. This ensures that there

will not be any water in the shed.

Hard working Dad.

Brother and Sister.

Shoveling the stones out.(By this time we were all extremely sore.)

After finishing the foundation we cleaned up, returned the

trailer, and collapsed.

I leave you with this picture of one of our chickens.

See y'all next week!