Oh, the Wonders We See Oh, the photos blogger could show! But let’s be practical. Four on this round will be enough to prove
that things are moving at quite a pace.
Earlier in the week, the drilling from
outside caught our attention. Men were
operating two drills--one jack-hammer and one drill operated remotely—to break
up the basement window wells. New to
blogger was that a drill could be used remotely as from the tractor (or
whatever the vehicle is called). Dust accumulated
in the basement, as one can imagine.
Moving indoors, we have the foreman of all that’s
transpiring now (on the right) and one of his workers, looking at the plans.
The third photo is significant for what we
are seeing in several areas on the first floor—old haunts going as walls
crumble. Here is what is revealed as
Mrs. Price’s office and Mrs. Stratman’s classroom meet. Ah, the stories that wall could have told. Mrs. Statman’s room was originally two
rooms--the school office and the principal’s office with it’s entrance
way. Yes, the stories….
What happens when a new rest room is needed
where offices and one end of a classroom are in the way? Why, a wall (in this case, two) comes
down. What’s needed also, of course, is
plumbing connections and fixtures, the latter of which is suggested in this
photo.
Stay tuned for the further exciting adventures of the
first floor.
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