The honey Hut
We quickly found that we needed our bee equipment closer to the hives so we started the honey hut for our bee equipment etc.
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| Starting the floor of the honey shed. Built it in two pieces so I could move it on my own |
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| Why is none of my building ever on level ground? I keep hearing my wife's voice when we were first dating. "I want to own sculpted land". Well sculpted land we have. |
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| Deck blocks as well as braces all installed. |
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| Widget likes it because she can get out of the rain. |
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| Floor all down. |
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| Door and back wall up. |
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| Window wall all framed up. We found a brand new window at the restore so I built the wall to fit the window. |
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| When you work alone you have to use what ever you can. Tie down to level up the wall. |
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| Last wall done. |
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| Starting the small porch. |
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| 6 inch by 1/2 inch lag screws. |
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| Deck done. |
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| Rafters all installed. |
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| Picking up the pine boards for the back wall. |
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| This car had no roof racks so I had to get inventive. |
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| A new saw table combo I was gifted to me by my dad. 12 foot boards handled with no problem at all. |
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| I call these our Redneck dining furniture. |
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| Back wall all boarded up. |

























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