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Family Builds House, First Day CottageWhile living in a one room cabin, family builds their Southern Oregon house in the country, a First Day Cottage.
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While living in a one room cabin, family builds their Southern Oregon house in the country, a First Day Cottage.
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Family Builds House, First Day Cottage: unloading the building supplies
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Stage 1, page 2 of 2. April 2004 - Materials arrived on the 13th and we've been building ever since. Utility trench was dug and laid. Roarke, of Roarke's Earthwork did the trench and Dave laid the pipe. You'll see doors, windows, insulation and wood all over your property. Keep it as close to the building site as possible and keep exposed wood covered. Where we live now?
Family Builds House, First Day Cottage
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We were finishing up in the Spring, almost one year from our start date. However, we have continued updating pictures as seasons change and we do more work. See Bread Oven at bottom of this page. Living Room w/Masonary Stove Shown. Loft in upstairs bedroom. See ladder going up. Ladder can slide along wall. Loft makes a special childrens play space but doubles as a sleeping space when having an overflow of company. The washer and dryer are tucked away in a closet at the top of the stairs. Back of our home.
Family Builds House, First Day Cottage: framing, walls, roof
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Click on this picture. Feel life in Southern Oregon. Framing, Walls, Roof. Click on pics to enlarge. Dave's brother, Marc Lefkowitz, flew in for a few days of manual labour and our house rose up! Dave and Marc got the entire front half of the house framed out and they laid the second story floor. They may have done other things but webmaster, Nadine, was in Mexico on a buying trip for her work and couldn't get pics and information. Marc, Dave's brother. Some picture taking was missed during this period.
Family Builds House, First Day Cottage: Back addition, extra bedroom and bath
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Click on pics to enlarge. Add two more workers to the formula and the house goes up! Alex and Nick Obriecht, (father and son from Maryland), stopped in for a quick building stint before embarking on a cross country bike trip. A little pleasure ride for two such motivated gentlemen. Thanks Alex and Nick. Alex (big guy in center) arrived on June 7 and got right to work. Positioning a goal post. The entire stucture rests on the goal posts. We have the two goal posts in. We are on our way. To build your home?
Family Builds House, First Day Cottage: Electrical, Plumbing and Trenching
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Dave and brother-in-law, Kevin. Page 1 of 3. Lots'a new stuff on next two pages. Go to bottom of this page and click on pages 2 or 3. Work is the grand cure of all the maladies and miseries that ever beset mankind. -The Secret Garden. Trenching between house and septic system. One trench we needed. If you need one, call Roarke's Earthworks of Southern Oregon. Roarke, friend and neighbor, brought this monster over to help. We had to trench all the way up to the top. Of our property. A storage tank.
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: Laying Gravel and Sand
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010. Laying Gravel and Sand. We prepared the ground to receive one ton of TN Flagstone for the gazebo floor by digging a large circle about four to six inches deep. We filled this space with about three inches of crushed limestone / gravel. We then covered that with two inches of sand. The large flagstones will be set into the sand. We smoothed out the gravel and stamped it down. Then we brought in the two inches of sand. We spread it out and left it loose. No stamping. Laying Gravel ...
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: November 2007
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007. Progress in the Autumn Woods. Our wonderful son, Shaughn, has been mysteriously missing from this blog and the land. so lets play a fun game of "Where's Waldo". I mean where's Shaughn? Hey, who taught my kids to use a chain saw? Things are looking great. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Art Farm. Grassy field in Spring. More than wood and stone - we are building relationships and memories. This view is from a boat on our pond. FD Cottage - photo story.
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: Staking the ground for the Wedding Gazebo
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Monday, April 12, 2010. Staking the ground for the Wedding Gazebo. Robbie, myself and Sophie position the stakes for our oldest daughter's wedding gazebo. Noel and her fiance, Danny, will be married here this summer. Yep that's me. I like getting my hands dirty. and my butt. We had to level a string to help us level the ground. Sophie became an expert at reading the string level. A perfect job for her. If you look closely you can see a rough outline for the gazebo. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: May 2008
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Monday, May 12, 2008. A Million Shades of Green! It's the middle of May and everything has finally turned a million glorious shades of green. Today was warm and sunny with a light breeze. Anna and I, along with our friends Becky and her daughter Michaela, took a mini field trip to visit our land. My brother Richard recently gave us a peddle boat for the pond and we took it out for a test ride. It's really fun! Michaela and Anna - fun in the peddle boat. A rare photo of me. (Robin). Welcome to the Art Farm.
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: April 2010
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Monday, April 12, 2010. Digging up the Ground for the Gazebo Floor. We had to loosen and remove soil six inches deep. The tree roots were a nightmare. The big shovel thought the tree roots were toothpicks. No problem. After removing the soil six inches deep, we had to level and stamp the ground. We did this by hand. Oh my. Staking the ground for the Wedding Gazebo. Yep that's me. I like getting my hands dirty. and my butt. We had to level a string to help us level the ground. Sunday, April 11, 2010.
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: November 2008
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Friday, November 28, 2008. Bobby's horses are home at the farm. Happy day! Bobby and his horses. (Check out the new barn doors on Bobby's building. I love barn doors.). Wednesday, November 26, 2008. Giving Thanks in late Autumn. Isaac, Sophie, Michaela, Anna, Moriah, Joey and one of Becky's horses. Horses on Becky's farm. Petting Prince - Sophie's favorite miniature horse. Becky's farm. and the Art Farm are four miles apart. Later the same day. the Art Farm driveway and Sophia! Joey, Anna, Isaac. Offgrid...
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: July 2009
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Tuesday, July 21, 2009. The photo above is our driveway. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Art Farm. This blog will follow the building of our art-barn-house and our dream. Twenty five years into marriage with my best friend, with five wonderful children, we are building something beautiful. We started with a wedding gazebo spring 2010. Grassy field in Spring. More than wood and stone - we are building relationships and memories. This view is from a boat on our pond. FD Cottage - photo story.
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: Art Farm Portraits
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Monday, April 12, 2010. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to the Art Farm. This blog will follow the building of our art-barn-house and our dream. Twenty five years into marriage with my best friend, with five wonderful children, we are building something beautiful. We started with a wedding gazebo spring 2010. Grassy field in Spring. More than wood and stone - we are building relationships and memories. This view is from a boat on our pond. FD Cottage - photo story. Offgrid - desert living.
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Building the Art Barn and Studios: July 2008
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Tuesday, July 29, 2008. Sunday, July 20, 2008. Are we farmers now? We bought us a tractor. Does that make us farmers? It's a beautifully restored 1958 International Harvester Farmall model 330 Utility Tractor, which Sophia appropriately named "Big Red". It came with a grader blade, middle buster plow and a bush hog. Oh my gosh, we own a bush hog! Well, both of them.). What could be more fun? Antique ad: International Harvester. (Great heading: "He Drives a Weapon! Just an old photo I found online.
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Family Builds House, First Day Cottage
Building a Home - A First Day Cottage. If you wish to skip viewing all the work and anecdotes, simply go to ' finishing. Where do you live when you. Do not have a house? In the Love Shack of course! However, you only live there. Til you have built your dream home! View building preparations on next page. Check out our Masonary Stove under 'heating.
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Where to find us. Old Porch House,. Haddenham, Ely,. Alex & Lesley Innes. Come and stay in the elegant wing of a magnificent Elizabethan Long House, built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and believed to have been visited regularly by Oliver Cromwell. This impressive accommodation was constructed around 1600 and still retains its olde-worlde charm, including dairy and inglenook fireplace with bread oven. It is described in Pevsner's Guide to Cambridgeshire as the best house in the village.
Old Porch House
Where to find us. Old Porch House,. Haddenham, Ely,. Alex & Lesley Innes. Come and stay in the elegant wing of a magnificent Elizabethan Long House, built in the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and believed to have been visited regularly by Oliver Cromwell. This impressive accommodation was constructed around 1600 and still retains its olde-worlde charm, including dairy and inglenook fireplace with bread oven. It is described in Pevsner's Guide to Cambridgeshire as the best house in the village.
