Not really. But now I need to design and build--no more excuses--and that's scary. Armed with my as-built, Peggy shook several designs out of her sleeve quickly and effortlessly.
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| Sketch #1 |
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| Alternate #1 |
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| Sketch #2 |
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| Sketch #3 |
Sketch #3 pulls the upper deck away from BA3 to provide access to the vault and the sewage ejector, shown here:
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| I'd like to have easier access to the vault and the valve than crawling on my belly under the deck. |
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| Sketch #4 |
In a half-hour Tuesday, I filled and dumped the wagon 5 or 6 times with dirt covering the patio. The hardest work is pulling the full wagon up the side yard.
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| The line is a taut string that I remember from first moving in--it's a rectangle, sort of. |
It occurred to me that this is like keeping your food in a frosty block of ice in your kitchen. One day, you scrape off some of the ice, then a little more, and, gradually, a refrigerator appears. It was under the ice all the time.
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| For direct comparison, this is the same view before removing 6 wagonfuls. See the taut string? Neither did I. |
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| And, lastly, we now have a safety railing, such as it is. |
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