Digging the holes for 18 posts that have to be at least 36 inches deep was a job for a machine. We used a Toro Dingo. This is me using the Dingo to dig the holes.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Alisanne & I on our cabin porch
Grandson Adrian with his parents Nathan and Stephanie on our cabin porch
Alisanne & I on our cabin porch
Grandson Adrian with his parents Nathan and Stephanie on our cabin porch
Welcome to our Cabin Update blog! We have created this for family and friends who would like to keep up to date on our cabin process. We will post pictures, write events that have happened and generally keep you all informed about the progress! If your interested in our project, want to help or visit, just leave a comment and we'll get back to you! Thanks for visiting, come again soon.
-Mark & Alisanne
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(44)
-
▼
April
(14)
- sunny day
- Rainy Day
- In the beginning . . .
- Deliverance!
- Treasure in an alley!
- We have a sure foundation
- I would not be even attempting this project withou...
- Today was concrete pouring day. I decided to use ...
- No title
- After 10 hours of pretty much non-stop work, we go...
- The day we dug the holes was cold, wet and windy. ...
- Digging the holes for 18 posts that have to be at ...
- Here's what the cages look like in the cardboard t...
- After much preparation, we got the foundation for ...
-
▼
April
(14)
No comments:
Post a Comment