CNSTRCTN VOL. XII, #4 as Promised

Memories, like birds--fleeting.  One must grasp and hold in heart's hands.

The star of our show today is the KITCHEN and what
the hammer hath wrought there.  These things are planned,
really, so we rest assured, and surely stay out of the way!

Moving right along, the view from the doorway gives you the
scope of the project to date.
A few views to make the parts of the area a bit more specific:
What we have below is where the stoves were:

                                             which shows you what you can do with what an air hammer (enlarge the photo and you can see it resting there) .  Is it still called an air hammer?

     What you see at the left probably took a different tool, wouldn't you think?  You're looking at the rubble that used to compose the walk-in cooler and freezer.  The silver sheen you see in the middle of the back wall is the door to the two-year old, or there abouts, walk-in cooler and freezer.  Ah, someone was looking ahead.  Actually, the old units were malfunctioning, or at least leaking, annoyingly often.

One last look around brings us to the corner opposite the door you were viewing from at the beginning of this posting.  People are wondering if the stove hood will stay.  Blogger is betting that it will.

Now, lets step out into the hall for a (maybe) last look at the staircase leading to the basement and an outside door.



A maybe-last-look because it will be torn out and the area covered to create a floor where a new room will be built.  You just never know.

You man never have used these stairs; they take you to the garden and yard maintenance room.  Much earlier, blogger showed you a part of this room where the men had dug a trench for a pipe that had to be laid in the direction of a storage area.  Many such parts of the ground floor are pretty much out of mind to most people since they are out of sight.  Perhaps humble, but absolutely imperative.

So ends Vol. XII and the month of May, hanging on in blogdom as promised.  Au revoir until June.