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IT'S HERE!

After many delays the house is finally on its foundation! What a huge production it was. Everything fit just perfect and the setting crew worked all day into the evening. They will return tomorrow to finish the roof and siding etc. We did discover considerable water damage in the master bedroom. Rain water must have leaked through the plastic wrap as it was sat in the field. We have been assured that they will come and repair all the damage. We even had a visit from our hometown newspaper, The Stow Independent, and will be featured in an article in next week's issue. I will be posting some inside photos over the next few days. In the meantime, thanks for all your help Dad. As always, your tenacity amazes me.

A PEEK INSIDE THE LIVING ROOM... SO MUCH WHITE! (FOR NOW)
THE HOUSE IS STILL PARKED IN A FIELD ABOUT 3 MILES AWAY.
THOSE BOXES ARE ALL THE SIDING AND ROOFING MATERIALS THAT STILL HAVE TO BE INSTALLED ONCE THE HOUSE IS MOVED ONTO THE FOUNDATION......


RAIN RAIN GO AWAY....


YOU HAVE CAUSED YET ANOTHER DELAY...


THE NEW DATE NOW IS THURSDAY...


AT LEAST WE ARE COUNTING ON IT GOING THIS WAY!

George is making sure everyone sees the all important BUILDING PERMIT!


DELAY, DELAY, DELAY! THE NEW DAY FOR THE FOUNDATION SETTING IS THIS TUESDAY. THAT IS IF THERE IS NOT ANOTHER DELAY...... STAY TUNED!

basement floor and house is parked in field

There has been a slight delay putting the house on the foundation BUT half of it was delivered yesterday. It was supposed to fit on our land but the driver could not get in the driveway with his big truck so we scrambled to find a place to park it along with the second half which will arrive on Monday. It looks pretty neat sitting there but they have put the wrong color siding on! We originally picked this color, clay but changed our minds the next day to dark grey. We are not sure what they are going to do about it yet. If all goes as planned it will now be set on the foundation this coming Friday. They do have a smaller truck to hook up to it which will then enable it to make the swing into the driveway. As you can see, we were all ready to try to pull it with our Nissan, but we could not budge it!

Stump removal, sill work, Electric and basement ready for cement floor

Fun Around the work site

I meant to post these over the weekend... so they are a bit out of order... Ian and I had fun exploring.. wondering how the house would look when it finally is HERE!

Ps: As you can see our lovable donkey made the journey back from Vermont....