Here is a shot of the super cool facia that Shade and I co-created, though he did all of the work and I only advised and approved the steps of the process. Oh yes, I and ran off to buy that $75 router bit, (Yikes, yes, for just one 3/4 round but it was a Freud) that put the nice edge on the bottom of the facia. While the seminar did not go on, this Teeny Tiny White Swan still got some Love and attention for the week. Thanks to Shade who had volunteered in order to learn, and a couple of my guys who were being paid to do what we have done many times now, build from the salvage that I prefer as my favorite source. It does add a lot of time and work to the build and is likely why most people do not want to build houses this way. Here is shot with the Brown Archie in the background just a few details shy of hitting the road now that it is warming up in Ohio on the farmlands where it now appears he may go. Hopefully, on the other hand, the White Swans will stay for you all to spend a night in if you are passing by on IH 10. I am hoping they do not need to leave but will at worst, be sold to someone who wants to be part of the first villages. The Teeny Tiny White Swan will be the fanciest in ornamentation and color while the bigger White Swan will be more subdued, or so I now anticipate.
Posted on: Sat, 26 Apr 2014 01:12:54 +0000
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