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When the steel started going up, we were sure things were going to move right along.
It didn't work out quite so smoothly as that. Critical pieces were on back-order. The weather was miserable -- and sometimes too wet or too windy for the crew to get up 20 feet in the air to work.
At last, the complete roof covering was in place.
![]() December 15: The Greenhouse Finally Under Roof |
Then the side walls started going up.
![]() December 17: The Side Walls Are Started! |
Eventually the side walls were finished. Wind severely hampered attempts to handle the large (6 ft X 14 ft) panels of twin wall polycarbonate siding.
![]() December 31: The Two Long Side Walls Are Done. |
The work is finally starting on one end wall. This wall will have the evaporative cooler in it, a 6-inch thick wall 4 feet high and 26 ft long that will qallog air to pass through in a horizaontal direction with water runs through it vertially.
![]() December 31: Starting Work on One End Wall. |
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For information about this account, contact:
James E. Shields, <jim@shieldsgardens.com>, webmaster
Last revised: 31 December 2004
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