Popping off the top really opened up the view!
The wooden house demolition project is moving along pretty well. We had a few set backs but nothing too major and things are looking good.
Oops…when dropping some of the pieces overboard it accidentally broke the tube that connects the cabana to the septic. So we went a day without flushing the toilet until we could get it fixed
We have moved past the halfway point. The whole roof is down as well as the upstairs bedroom. Most of the walls have been removed. As we are seeing the insides of this old house we recognize that we would have probably needed to tear things all the way down to the subfloor in any case. The wall cavities were filled with remnants of just about every critter of the jungle and much of their waste.
Taking down a large wall…watch as all the bat guano starts flying!
It is weird to take down this house that we have been looking at (but not really using) for over a year straight through. I think we took our time in making the decision and met many people and learned the ropes for a long time before commencing such a big project. And really, with all the ideas we have for the property this is just the beginning…
The large traveler palm from the driveway is now visible from down below (with turkeys of course)
Sounds like the turkeys were excited for the wall to fall in the video.
Love the gobble, gobble in the video!
The traveler’s palm looks like turkey tail feathers! — Fran
I agree with Fran and Steve It’s a turkey palm now. Looks like you got some help for the demo. Keep up the good work.
Those silly turkeys are leaving their mark everywhere! 🙂