A pleasant winter project

This post is being published two days short of me completing my first year on Hive.

I find great joy in interacting with some of the friendliest people on this planet and I would like to extend special thanks to:
Hive account@chrisaiki who brought me to Hive Hive account@sirenahippie Hive account@anttn Hive account@samstonehill Hive account@trucklife-family Hive account@oniemaniego Hive account@riverflows Hive account@atma.love Hive account@vincentnijman Hive account@monycatt Hive account@clareartista Hive account@traisto + Hive account@fotostef Hive account@hindavi for making this such a beautiful human experience.

and also participating in and supporting some awesome communities like #Electroculture #PlantPower #HiveGarden #Homesteading #UnityTowardFreedom just to name a few.

I am extremely grateful to have found this place !

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and now for the post..

In a previous post I shared the house I am currently building in rather a photographic way. you can see this post here:
@bigorna1/building-my-house-on-the

It all starts with a few pieces of timber, cut to size, given shape and purpose..

Ana, a dear friend who lives on one of the most beautiful mountain side properties I have ever set foot in, asked me to help her put together a solid structure for a dry toilet and shower

the energy on her farm brought out the best of me

there are a few things I enjoy more then connecting timbers to form a solid structure

Ana made sure the timbers are literally solid. my back confirmed that !

pretty much ready for floor boards, roof and weather board walls

skill saw is a helpful companion to have in such a project

it is a little miracle every time things fall into place

positioning the sliding door to establish the position of the top rail

check out how smoothly she slides !

corner posts fitted to accommodate the weather boards

a corner top view looks like that

a first complicated floor board laid for Ana to be able to take it from here

first side board

taking shape on a somewhat foggy morning

4cm thick cork boards and a waterproof membrane to keep heat and water out

diagonal reenforcement adds structural strength

with corrugated iron roof in place, Ana gets to do the finishing

a faucet awaits his sink. plaster on the inside

and on the outside

a rear view shows the terrace the structure sits on and where a bin is going to be placed in which humanure will accumulate
inspired by this system:

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