Back on the Job

Day two and Hobie was on hand first thing.  Although Hobie brought a lot to the table I've had to charge his parents for all the dirt that he ate whilst on the job.  Red loam is not cheap.

After another "Classic" Simon and Dale error the team started to recover some of the four hours lost.  Slowly the frame took shape infront of the massive crowd that was keen to be part of the big occasion.

I'm really still amazed that no one was injured during this consturction given the primitive methods used.  I would have it no other way.
A big thanks to Briggsy and Sheers who turned up to work on the Saturday to get things moving.  A special mention to Briggsy for falling off the first ladder he climbed up,  once I told him there was no work cover he dusted himslef off and got on with it.  This did however mean I needed to send the finance minister off for more supplies to enusure our thirst was satisfied at the end of the day. 
The end result is the frame was completed by Saturday evening in readiness for the sheeting and roofing.