More work inside

The kitchen benches and cupboards are in, but appearently the bench is 30 cm shorter than it should be.
This is the view out of the kitchen window.There will be a house built over the road at some stage, but we will still see teh golf course.

This is the view from the West end of the family room looking towards the front door.We now have our "his" and "her" basins in the ensuite.


The supervisor is estimating we will be in in 2 months.

Plaster

We now have the exterior walls and roof complete and internally, the electrical, plumbing and this week the plaster went in.

Bricks, bricks and more bricks

North East corner- Lounge













North side- Lounge, Kitchen














West side- Garage, back bedrooms














South Side- Back bedrooms, Alfresco

Frame and roof complete

They have completed the all frame and roof trusses. This is the view from the South East looking towards Master Bedroom on the front . The guttering for the tile roof is also in place.














This is the view from the East looking straight into the front door. The master bedroom on the left and the lounge on the right.














They have also completed the garage. This is the colour of the bricks for the whole house.

Plane flight

Aaron had his plane at the Avalon Air show. He invited me to join him to fly it back to Lethbridge. He was happy to fly past Eynesbury on the way back to the airport. He also let me fly the plane for quite a while.

As we approached Eynesbury from the South, the sun broke though on a certain new house going up. Obviously God is shinning his love and blessing on the owners.

As we flew closer it was obvious that it was a large house with plenty of room for a large family or for 2 oldies with a large family.


Flying away to the west, we looked back to see the house, the golf course and the bluestone homestead in the distance.

Eyenesbury March 15- Frame part1

The frame has started to go up. This is the view looking from the North East towards the lounge.

This is the view looking through the front door

This is the view from our lounge looking towards the North East.

Eynesbury - The slab

On March 2nd the slab went in

House week2

By Feb 22 they had the polystyrene boxes in place and the steel reinforcement for the concrete slab.
This is the view looking North over the back bedrooms towards the garage.


This is the view looking West towards some of the other buildings that are going up. In the foreground is the front veranda and our bedroom.

Eynesbury House part 1

On Sat 7th Feb 2009 we stepped out of the car into 47 degree obscene heat with a 60 Knot North wind blowing, but we didn't mind as the foundations had been dug out- A year since we signed the initial contract.












By Sat 14th Feb, smoke from the bush fires was still in the air, but they had laid the plumbing. Hopefully the slab will be there by next week.