In May we bought a few accessories for the tractor. This is the new rake with a drop down blade. |
This is the beer holder. |
The electrical starts at this pole behind the existing house. The pole has three-phase, 4.2 kVa. A transformer on the pole will convert it to two-phase, 7.8 kVa. Note the covenient facilities for the workmen. |
The trench crosses the middle meadow. |
The hedge row between the middle meadow and the high meadow was basically a ledge row. |
As Wayne Underwood dug through the ledge leading up to the house site in the high meadow, he opened up a spring and water ran into the trench. |
The trench crosses the high meadow. |
After the trench was dug, the cellar was started. |
Wayne dug. |
Rick ran the dozer. |
The hole was rather rocky. Make that VERY rocky. ==> |
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Make that so rocky that Rick got to ride a jackhammer for four days. |
The 500 lb jackhammer was mounted on a skid steer, essentially a bobcat on steroids. |
Much of the shale coming out of the hole was used to upgrade the road between the two meadows. |
It will all be worthwhile when the wine cellar is stocked and enclosed in its retaining wall made from the boulders. |
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Last updated 3 Oct 99