Today was the first day where I felt like I could really picture my house! They started framing out the front walls and I could picture each room! Things are so amazing... it's running smoothly, the apprentices are great, everyone's having fun, and the crew runs like a well-oiled machine. Today we revealed the buttresses, worked on the entryway, finished packing out the stem wall and started to line the trench with rubber, buried the cisterns completely, worked on bottle bricks, and ended the day with a group campfire with the crew and apprentices, beverages, and various musical instruments, all under a beautiful starry sky. Life is good.
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| Jacob building the vault for the entryway |
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| greenhouse entrance with Adirondack log posts |
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| living room/kitchen |
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| bathroom |
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| bedroom #1 |
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| bedroom #2 |
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| master bedroom and bathroom |
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| cistern overflow |
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| cistern overflow |
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| Momma and her lunch |
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| lunch break |
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| entryway |
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| buttresses revealed! |
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| Brian working in the sky |
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| trench in the house traveling under the footer and into the greenhouse planter cell |
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| Michael Reynolds, earthship inventor |
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| getting the EPDM rubber lining ready for the greenhouse planter |
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| lining the greenhouse planter cell |
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| apprentice evening hangout |
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| apprentices on the bulldozer in the sunset |
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| (with flash) apprentices Osmany, Nick, Joe, Jeff, Wes, and Rachel |
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| sunset over Day 3 |
I want me some of mamas lunch
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