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Mid-summer week

Most labors are still working with the fence but we have some new skills on site this week - Painters and wood floor experts. I decided to not show any fence pictures this week, so there will not be so many pictures.

When we had the house ceremony - First pillar of the house. The building was blessed with coins, things and one branch of Sugarcane and one branch of Banana plant. Here you see the result of putting the banana branch into the soil - 3 meter high banana tree.

Painter "scrubbing" in the storage room. No glows.

The are not afraid of highs! Here is a painter under the roof. No security ropes, just flip-flops as security equipment.

First delivery of good quality paint. We will need much more. 

Here is our bamboo source - in the back of the garden. Easy to make fishing rods!


The wood floor experts has arrived. Starting to put the wooden floor into the guest bedroom.

It will be nice when it's ready.

Soon ready to sander



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