Outhouse
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We still need to put the sides on, each side has a sliding window in it.
Dutch door installed and working.
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We still need to put the sides on, each side has a sliding window in it.
Dutch door installed and working.
Chrissy shot this through the back window of the truck. Matt and I rode the outhouse up to our property in the back of the truck.
Dan, Matt, Chrissy and I loaded this beast into Dan's truck to move it about a mile to our property (built at Matt and Mandy's using their generously donated electricity)
The seat will still get a layer of extruded polystyrene foam before its done. Its the only thing that keeps you from freezing to the seat when it gets really cold. We even purchased some metal roofing for this thing, it should be nice and sturdy.
Front door section goes up, holding it all together now. Slots cut out for ridge beam that will hold up the roof.
Chrissy using our $5.00 1970's jig saw to cut out the doorway. Its a dutch style door with a curved top.
The throne, and one wall up. The outhouse is coming together.
This is only the 2nd biggest burbot we caught on this trip. Amazing fishing.
driftwood campfire on the Tanana, slow burning since the wood is holding in tons of moisture. Made for a neat photo.
Full moon rising over the Tanana River. Camped on a sand bar.
Tundra swans overhead on the Tanana River, Fall 2009
Matt helping put the final touches on the meter pole setup before we raised it. Used a rope winch and muscle to get it up.
Hole augered and hand dug for our meter power pole. 150' in on our lot, then we have to deal with the additional 160 feet to our buildings.
5 feet is alot to dig down in a small hole like this.
Lots of sheep trails all over. They rub the black lichen off the rocks with their hooves as they walk the same path over and over.
Photos just dont do justice for this area. Since there isnt much to use as a reference its hard to tell just how BIG this area is. It would take about 1.5 hours to cross this valley on the best of days.
Our tent felt so small in this huge valley in the White Mountains.
This was a great year for mushrooms. Found a few of these guys in the yard.