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12 Jan 2009Marking the lower columns before the wood forms get placed for the beamspklongballJan 12, 2009
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12 Jan 2009PK supervising the beam crew. The only thing I supervise better is beer bottle opening.pklongballJan 12, 2009
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11 Jan 2009This cute little bucket and dirt pusher was the only piece of equipment that was available to fill the footing holes. This photo happens to be at the end of the day after all holes are filled and the builder used it to dig the septic tank hole. Saves the need to get a JCB in later. The rate for this little guy was 400 BT/hr. pklongballJan 12, 2009
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12 Jan 2009Here we have a crew man using a real bubble level and tape measure to mark a line on the column. More to follow.pklongballJan 12, 2009
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12 Jan 2009Closer view of the work on the formspklongballJan 12, 2009
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12 Jan 2009All footing holes now filled and the work starts to build the form work for the floor support beams.pklongballJan 12, 2009
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Footings and Columns10 Jan 2009 The last view of the open holes. Next step is to fill in and start making the rebar forms for the beams joining all columns together.pklongballJan 10, 2009
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Trenching machine10 Jan 2009 This is the trenching machine. One man, one pick and no shoes.pklongballJan 10, 2009
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Meter plumbing10 Jan 2009 A small not so deep trench was dug across the road and the connection was made. A hole in the walk was created and the meter installed.pklongballJan 10, 2009
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Meter install almost finished10 Jan 2009 The meter and valves are encased in cement to prevent tampering and stealingpklongballJan 10, 2009
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We have city water10 Jan 2009 The Phala waterman came today and installed our meter. We should have a good supply now for the project.pklongballJan 10, 2009
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