I can´t take full credit here, Dad is definitely part of this project. But thanks

Here are some pics. Censorship has been added to protect the guilty innocent

Canvas time
Going up
More than halfway there (Whoooa! Living on a prayer!)
Done
We used the trailer as ladder support
First shelves are up

It was a bit of a pain to put the canvas up. It was heavy and kept getting stuck on everything, it even got a small hole in one place. It´s not a disaster though as the canvas is of no-rip design which means if a hole appears it won´t get bigger or tear up the canvas.

The tent is meant as storage for all the bits and bobs from my childhood home, including everything that was in the cellar and garage. There was a ton of stuff and I´m sure most of you can relate

A lot has been moved and the tent is already getting too small. We have to use our brainz and organize it, but that´s actually the most fun part in this project. I love doing that

Yes, we will patch that hole at some point. There is a glue we can use and the hole is not bigger than the head on a three inch nail so it won´t be much of a bother. The stuff needs protection but we´re not putting anything in that´s actually sensitive to the elements that we must close that hole immediately

I am spraying a moisture/mold/germ killing spray under my house to kill any microbial germs/etc. down there and then laying the rolled plastic down - taping it up the cement block walls of the crawl space so no more moisture can get into my crawl space from now on, just have to finish pulling the old insulation out of there first. Then I'll put up all new insulation and the crawl space should be immaculate!

That sounds like a good idea, similar to what they use when building garages like the one we built for the tractor. We don´t have it though because Dad didn´t think it was necessary plus I think he wanted to save on time = money. We would have needed it though, but I guess we can live without it.


Awesome! That should do the trick, I imagine

It´s kinda nice that we´re working on these projects. Almost feels like we´re in on this together

Yes, I like hearing about every one of your projects; and especially seeing the pictures. You have inspired some things I want to do around this house, just seeing how you did it at yours. Truth!

*mALX puts away visions of the living quarters inside the tent that she had imagined ... *




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What I'm finding it hard to figure out is where the stuff came from.

It's from all those years of looting dungeons in Cyrodiil and the Capital Wasteland!

Just a little pic from today. As I said, the tent quickly became too small


We are gonna start throwing stuff away now, though. We simply can´t keep all the scrap metal and broken chainsaws anymore.

Holy Cow, it is really getting filled up!

Two things:

1. I really like the way you have set up that wood thing to hang tools on the left of the picture.

2. What good is that bench with all that stuff on it? get the junk off it and use it to sit on while you work!

Today our electrician buddy came over and finally we have electricity in the shed!!


We put regular sockets and fluorescent lights on the inside and a lamp on the outside, plus a special socket on the outside with which to run high-powered electrical things. It´ll be interesting to see the lights and lamp this evening, can´t wait


Now all we have to do is fill the ditch which gives me a reason to play with the cavator

The ditch is covered, pixies taken (in the dark) but I forgot to bring the camera back from the wilderness!!


Í´m sure it did happen though as Dad used the wood cleaver thingy today...