Friends are coming and going lately, so its hard to get my teeth into anything big. So we continue to landscape in our extended Spring. We've only had two 70°+ days so far this year, and we really need Summer to show up. However, all the new plantings and trees love the cool wet weather, and I've barely had to water the lawn.
Built a temporary clothes rack in the upstairs closet with some old materials. $20 for a shelf and brackets and 2 hours of work; I'd call that a 1x job if I've ever seen one. Moved the kayaks out of the garage and reclaimed the space for my truck, which seems pretty weird after having it sit outside most of the past 3 years.
So not much to report before my final blog next week. Cheers.
Building a House in Kala Point, Port Townsend, WA
A running narrative of first-time builders of their retirement home in Port Townsend, WA (NE corner of the Olympic Pennisula, 60 miles NW of Seattle). Follow us as this adventure unfolds in late 2008 and beyond. 18 months under construction, we moved in on May 25th, 2010. Photo taken August 15, 2010.
About Me
- Kala Point Builder
- Professional geologist (USGS, 1972-2008), amateur home remodeler and now builder. Interested in sailing, all things involving salt water, woodworking, and food in general. Owner of Paleo Seis Surveys LLC, consulting in Quaternary geology and geological hazards.