We went up there today partly to confirm that we received the correct jetted tub. (The builder was expecting something doublewide--this is deep, and intended to sit facing each other.) But while were there, we took some pictures of the roof trusses--all of which are now in place.
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Here you can see the interior arches as well.
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When I look at them--while do I think of the ribs that make up the ceiling of a cathedral? (Okay, this isn't quite that grand.)
Here you can see that they have started to roof at one end of the house.
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Here are the shower stalls, shower/tub combo, and jetted tub stacked up in the garage.
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Just a little picture of the inside of the shower stall.
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The back driveway has a rather odd swirl, perhaps from running some piece of machinery over it. I'm hoping this gets fixed during the final finish of the concrete.
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The electric meter is now moved from its temporary position to the permanent breaker box.
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And the ugly pole where the meter was temporarily has now been removed, leaving only the ugly transformer box.
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Another view of the roof from the water cistern hill. As we were walking up the hill--a red fox ran up the hill within 25 feet of me. Our duck is going to require an appropriate protective enclosure!
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Oh yeah, the propane tank is waiting to be buried. To Rhonda, it reminds her of an off-color version of the title gadget of Yellow Submarine, so she gives an appropriately nautical salute.
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Last house entry.
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