Front-back deck
Directions aside, this was the start to the long process of building the back deck. On the front.
Weighty work
Moving these around would have been a lot more difficult without the little tractor that could.
Weeping.
Weeping tile going in to drain our troubles down and away. Toward the neighbours.
Family knows you best
Dan and Brynn with a life-saving note.
Tractor pull (Did I use that already?)
The forms were stuck, but the Yanmar was having none of that.
Door damage.
The front entrance door was at the wrong end of some rebar sticking out of a concrete pier. Thanks, high winds!
A seat is a seat
Milly trying to catch a nap on the tractor as the sun goes down.
Wire crew
Cutting wire to act as whalers for the retaining walls. These wires would be stretched to – and past – their limits.
We’ve got the power!
Filled in trench with electrical service and Tbaytel line in. Gotta say I appreciated the coordination between Wildon, Tbaytel, and Hydro One during all of this; they actually made things really easy!
If I could turn back time…
The longer of two retaining walls we built to assist the house in the difficult task of not falling over.