UPDATED June, 2007
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UPDATED June, 2007
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June 2007 Progress Report
The floor was poured over
ALOT
of rebar
a wheelbarrow at a time...
Then...
the walls were framed with wood and
the concrete poured...
Efren examined
EVERY
inch for flaws...
The coping-rebar was ALL bent by hand...
The rounded bottom was formed
by a piece of wood Alejandro cut.
Another on-site-made tool.
The rounded coping was framed
by cutting a plastic pipe in half.
Sela watches ALL the construction...
She
LOVES
to swim.
"Chuey" German (Herman) from Mulege
hauled and delivered the pool plaster from San Diego.
We really also need to thank
Jim Evans
from Southern California
for supplying the plaster.
Pool plaster is not available here locally.
Susan chose her pool tile in Santa Rosalia...
Also...the deep-end seats were added.
LOOK
at the framing for the seats...
WOW!!!
The pool equipment is in and
Susan is
HAPPY!!!
Next month we plaster and fill the pool.
First they layed down 90 pound felt...
HOT
tar is boiled in a 50 gallon drum.
The buckets of
boiling tar
are
hoisted to the roof
VERY
carfully!!!
The
"inspectors"
check each roof carefully...
You
KNOW
who the real
"inspector"
is...
The final roof tiles were delivered.
If you counted corectly there are
14,000
tiles.
The tiles are being applied with concrete.
Our casita is the first to be stuccoed inside.
The french doors and windows we imported
from Lowes in the US
are currently being installed.
We are having glass block
installed for the bathrooms.
You'll need a ladder to look through.
HA HA HA
It
ALMOST
looks like we could
live inside...
LOTS more work to go...too bad.
Fidel finished the concrete water tank
storage container.
The corners are formed by cutting
a piece of plywood then slicing it.
The
"bunker"
is so big
Susan can walk inside...
for repairs...
HA HA HA
Here Susan cleans the
trailer water tank...
and NO...
the water didn't smell like feet...
HA HA HA
The cross was in honor of the
"Day of the Cross"
celebrated in Mexico...everywhere.
Since the water tank container is done
Fidel has moved to the lighthouse.
The concrete is hauled up in buckets...
one at a time.
This project is continuing with the GREAT work of
We'll be back...
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