Lounge/Passage wall

The plasterboard is now up on the wall between the lounge and the passage (on one side, anyway)
and the double bifold doors have been hung.

first panel

second panel in waiting

second panel up

over the door way

the finished wall, with doors

and . . . my little blue wrens !!

Hessian

The internal walls of the house is lined with masonite (or brown board). We are slowly removing it all and replacing it with plasterboard. Today we found evidence that before the masonite, the walls were coated with hessian.

The practice used to be to stretch hessian along the walls, and nail it taut every 3-4 inches apart. Most articles I have read say the walls were then whitewashed, but I found an article that shows another method.

Moving on

The weatherboards are up on the shed.

Now back inside the house.

Next step is to put a wall back between passage and lounge.

and prepare the area for the double folding doors

No Where Else

No where else will you find beauty like this.

A picture's worth a thousand words.

Look and be inspired.

TASMANIA

Boardwalk

Button grass

Moss

Nothofagus gunnii - deciduous beech (endemic to Tasmania)

Nothofagus gunnii

Nothofagus gunnii

Nothofagus gunnii

Fungi

Photographs by Robert.

Taken at Cradle Mountain.

Thank you Mother Nature.

Weatherboards

The machinery shed is now wrapped, the doors have been jambed up,

and now the weatherboards are going on.

It's a wrap!

We now have a wall, and its wrapped in sisalation!

(Those little holes will be doorways)

Machinery Shed 5

We have a floor!

And Robert's standing at the half way point. It's a big area!

And now the wall frames are going up.