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Apr. 9th, 2006 10:20 pmI should have remembered that despite how enthusiastic/alert you are on the way home from a Site prep day, with all sorts of things you want to do when you get home, by the time you get home, have a shower and eat dinner, your brain will have dribbled out your ears and all your plans will come to naught.
Hence I have done a very small amount of work on one cloak and am not awake enogh to work on the tent doors.
But, it has been a productive day:)
Trash and Treasure - 1st two of a vampire series by Tanya Huff, Bunnings new warehouse - pipes and fittings. Out to site by about 11:30am, pipes to the chuffer set up and trenched in by 12:30pm (most of the trench having been dug yesterday), rock shifting from the firepit, lunch break, dirt shifting and rock reshifting back to surrounding the fire pit, break for cute frog, I sorted out charcoal while others dug the kitchen sump, finished mudding the chuffer, building of the furnace, slumping, rebuilding of the furnace (gosh those baskets came in handy), helping of putting up one tent (others were up to 10+), final drift off Site after sunset.
Big thanks to Mynjon and Waldo for matocking, shoveling, rockshifting, more digging and finally playing with mud mud mud mud... (see furnace)
Then home to showers, dinner and docos on huge Roman ship remains and Homo Floriensis.
Z is being good and has just about spliced all twenty door ties (1 tent worth), and tommorrow, while he is stuck working, I get the fun of fiddling with doors and sewing them on.
Hence I have done a very small amount of work on one cloak and am not awake enogh to work on the tent doors.
But, it has been a productive day:)
Trash and Treasure - 1st two of a vampire series by Tanya Huff, Bunnings new warehouse - pipes and fittings. Out to site by about 11:30am, pipes to the chuffer set up and trenched in by 12:30pm (most of the trench having been dug yesterday), rock shifting from the firepit, lunch break, dirt shifting and rock reshifting back to surrounding the fire pit, break for cute frog, I sorted out charcoal while others dug the kitchen sump, finished mudding the chuffer, building of the furnace, slumping, rebuilding of the furnace (gosh those baskets came in handy), helping of putting up one tent (others were up to 10+), final drift off Site after sunset.
Big thanks to Mynjon and Waldo for matocking, shoveling, rockshifting, more digging and finally playing with mud mud mud mud... (see furnace)
Then home to showers, dinner and docos on huge Roman ship remains and Homo Floriensis.
Z is being good and has just about spliced all twenty door ties (1 tent worth), and tommorrow, while he is stuck working, I get the fun of fiddling with doors and sewing them on.
