We went to the cabin Sunday, after going to a surprise birthday party for one of Randy's old friends Friday night. I got to meet the people from Randy's stories of his reckless youth. It was interesting.
A good bit of work had been done on the cabin. And a huge trench had been dug through the woods for the underground electrical line. I wasn't happy about that. The builder had told me they would bury it under the driveway so no trees would be knocked down.
The final inspection of the house is scheduled for March 25, and Scott says he will be done by then. Here are pictures we took:
The French doors are installed, and all the exterior doors are painted.
The bathroom sinks and faucets are set.
Most of the woodwork inside the house is finished now.
View from deck
The stairs have been finished with pine boards.
Trench through the yard for underground utilities
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Living in a cabin sounds so romantic! Everywhere you look, it feels like there’s always sunshine reflecting on your natural-coated varnished walls. And it certainly helps that it isn’t too difficult to maintain. You can use environment-friendly cleaners and protectants. Those are likely safer than chemical products because the ingredients used in making the products are natural. I’m glad you’re one step closer to your new cabin now, Olivia! =)
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