#firewood — Public Fediverse posts

Break from the foundation job while the concrete sets.

Hooked up the trailer and fetched the first load of firewood Audra* has left in the forest for us.

Hauled away the old man's old plow, which completes cleaning up the junk pile under the power line.

Then some concrete pylon juggling. Resulting in a storage area for sawmill logs, one for firewood logs and a better firewood processing area, to be upgraded further. Also a place to park the little trailer.

* Lithuanian word for storm and also a common female first name

#Homestead #Cleanup #Firewood #Junk

Break from the foundation job while the concrete sets.

Hooked up the trailer and fetched the first load of firewood Audra* has left in the forest for us.

Hauled away the old man's old plow, which completes cleaning up the junk pile under the power line.

Then some concrete pylon juggling. Resulting in a storage area for sawmill logs, one for firewood logs and a better firewood processing area, to be upgraded further. Also a place to park the little trailer.

* Lithuanian word for storm and also a common female first name

#Homestead #Cleanup #Firewood #Junk

Break from the foundation job while the concrete sets.

Hooked up the trailer and fetched the first load of firewood Audra* has left in the forest for us.

Hauled away the old man's old plow, which completes cleaning up the junk pile under the power line.

Then some concrete pylon juggling. Resulting in a storage area for sawmill logs, one for firewood logs and a better firewood processing area, to be upgraded further. Also a place to park the little trailer.

* Lithuanian word for storm and also a common female first name

#Homestead #Cleanup #Firewood #Junk

Break from the foundation job while the concrete sets.

Hooked up the trailer and fetched the first load of firewood Audra* has left in the forest for us.

Hauled away the old man's old plow, which completes cleaning up the junk pile under the power line.

Then some concrete pylon juggling. Resulting in a storage area for sawmill logs, one for firewood logs and a better firewood processing area, to be upgraded further. Also a place to park the little trailer.

* Lithuanian word for storm and also a common female first name

#Homestead #Cleanup #Firewood #Junk

Break from the foundation job while the concrete sets.

Hooked up the trailer and fetched the first load of firewood Audra* has left in the forest for us.

Hauled away the old man's old plow, which completes cleaning up the junk pile under the power line.

Then some concrete pylon juggling. Resulting in a storage area for sawmill logs, one for firewood logs and a better firewood processing area, to be upgraded further. Also a place to park the little trailer.

* Lithuanian word for storm and also a common female first name

#Homestead #Cleanup #Firewood #Junk

Ok, better. Fixed the low spot. Hammered some dents flat. Riveted the sheets together in between the rafters. Added facia all around, stapled some overlapping tar paper to the edges with goop in between.

Totally waterproof and looking a bit better, I think.

That roll of tar paper was laying on the floor in the garage, ready for disposal because in winter it was one solid lump. But leaving it in the sun for half a day I managed to unroll it. Used almost all of it, so one less piece of junk knocking around in the garage and put to use instead.

Now just some glue cleanup and paint, but as you can see it's raining again, so who knows when that'll happen. Anyways, it's doing its job well and I like it again! :)

#DIY #Homestead #Firewood #Shack #Roof #TarPaper #Facia #Construction

Ok, better. Fixed the low spot. Hammered some dents flat. Riveted the sheets together in between the rafters. Added facia all around, stapled some overlapping tar paper to the edges with goop in between.

Totally waterproof and looking a bit better, I think.

That roll of tar paper was laying on the floor in the garage, ready for disposal because in winter it was one solid lump. But leaving it in the sun for half a day I managed to unroll it. Used almost all of it, so one less piece of junk knocking around in the garage and put to use instead.

Now just some glue cleanup and paint, but as you can see it's raining again, so who knows when that'll happen. Anyways, it's doing its job well and I like it again! :)

#DIY #Homestead #Firewood #Shack #Roof #TarPaper #Facia #Construction

Ok, better. Fixed the low spot. Hammered some dents flat. Riveted the sheets together in between the rafters. Added facia all around, stapled some overlapping tar paper to the edges with goop in between.

Totally waterproof and looking a bit better, I think.

That roll of tar paper was laying on the floor in the garage, ready for disposal because in winter it was one solid lump. But leaving it in the sun for half a day I managed to unroll it. Used almost all of it, so one less piece of junk knocking around in the garage and put to use instead.

Now just some glue cleanup and paint, but as you can see it's raining again, so who knows when that'll happen. Anyways, it's doing its job well and I like it again! :)

#DIY #Homestead #Firewood #Shack #Roof #TarPaper #Facia #Construction

Ok, better. Fixed the low spot. Hammered some dents flat. Riveted the sheets together in between the rafters. Added facia all around, stapled some overlapping tar paper to the edges with goop in between.

Totally waterproof and looking a bit better, I think.

That roll of tar paper was laying on the floor in the garage, ready for disposal because in winter it was one solid lump. But leaving it in the sun for half a day I managed to unroll it. Used almost all of it, so one less piece of junk knocking around in the garage and put to use instead.

Now just some glue cleanup and paint, but as you can see it's raining again, so who knows when that'll happen. Anyways, it's doing its job well and I like it again! :)

#DIY #Homestead #Firewood #Shack #Roof #TarPaper #Facia #Construction

Ok, better. Fixed the low spot. Hammered some dents flat. Riveted the sheets together in between the rafters. Added facia all around, stapled some overlapping tar paper to the edges with goop in between.

Totally waterproof and looking a bit better, I think.

That roll of tar paper was laying on the floor in the garage, ready for disposal because in winter it was one solid lump. But leaving it in the sun for half a day I managed to unroll it. Used almost all of it, so one less piece of junk knocking around in the garage and put to use instead.

Now just some glue cleanup and paint, but as you can see it's raining again, so who knows when that'll happen. Anyways, it's doing its job well and I like it again! :)

#DIY #Homestead #Firewood #Shack #Roof #TarPaper #Facia #Construction