| 2 September, 2000 |
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In spite of the brutal drought and heat wave of the summer of 2000, framing work continues.
As seen in this photo, the rafters for the main roof are nearly complete, including the two front dormers.
Framing is now in progress for the porch roof.
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Inside, because of the sheathing on the exterior walls, ones begins to get a sense of space for the rooms on
the first floor.
This view looks across the kitchen space into the dining area.
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The second floor also shows considerable progress.
In this photo, taken from bedroom #2, we look through the "wall" into the office and studio areas.
Across from the opening for the stairs is the upstairs bath.
Beyond those (and through another "wall") is bedroom #3.
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| 9 September, 2000 |
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Framing is nearly complete for the porch roof.
Before long, roof decking will be added.
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From the back, the shed dormer containing the studio area and guest bath is visible.
Most of that back porch will be screened.
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And here is a view of the studio area from the inside.
In this photo, taken from the top of the stairs, we can look through the "walls" into the upstairs
linen closet and the main closet for bedroom #2.
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| 23 September, 2000 |
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Decking for the roof is nearing completion.
This view from the back yard shows work being done for the main roof and the porch roof.
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From the right side, we can see that roofing paper is being been added onto the porch.
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| 30 September, 2000 |
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It is early in the morning, and Elk Prestique I shingles
are being installed over the porch in the front of the house.
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From the back yard, we see that more of the surface has been covered.
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It can be difficult to get an unobstructed view of the roof.
But we like it that way!
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