Wanderingsofbaloo.org Website Review

This year’s installation. I’m a bit neurotic when it some to some details, so in my quest to make this art installation more visible, I have kept on searching for accessories with more white to contrast against the dark bronze of the statues. I’ve actually seen people taking family pictures for holiday cards next to these, so I think people like the tradition. What, you haven’t seen a coyote a few short blocks from the main downtown street? Here it is, in all it’s glory. The rope is hung, the main branch is swaged off to another branch for extra support, and the seat is finished with several coats of marine spar varnish. It is, I say modestly, almost the envy of all the kids in the neighborhood… was scheduled for the next day, and we had a couple minor details from the inspectors punch list left. Here’s a picture of some of the last bits of trim up under the front edge of the eaves of the barn: And here is the proverbial last nail, well ok, actually I think there was one more nail in the corner here that I didn’t catch a photo of, And, last, but not least, the all important paper…and a well deserved drink… Ok, I’ll explain what this is. This paper is the official final inspection sign off from the building inspector. Meaning that for all legal purposes, the Barn is complete! But as anyone with a major project and a tinkering attitude knows, it’s never really It’s time for installment 6,732 of our Barn Projects Series. I kid, but really, we’re nearing “the end”. The first order of business for this weekend was to clear brush from the area where the fire suppression water tanks are to be located. Have you ever tried to clear scrub oak? I have now, and it’s hard, even with a rented backhoe. Attempting to compact the ground as we go(hint:it didn’t do much good): This was really grueling work, and we ended up stoping for the weekend, due in part to stuff like these: So, for a while, my Saturn has been burning a fairly decent amount of oil, as in like a quart every 1,000-1,500 miles. I had myself worried