We bought 3000 pounds of golden quartzite and hired a landscape guy to install them.


Lakland Skyline Hollowbody-34 bass
2014 serial number
4-string
34″ scale
Fretless with fret lines
Bartolini pickups, Hipshot tuners (original equipment)
Just a few unspectacular shots.
Yesterday I hung some outdoor lights in front of the shed. I took a picture and shared it with a friend, saying “So Christmas.”
He swiftly sent this picture back to me:
Today was D-Day: I put on the door.
It rained unexpectedly yesterday. Fortunately I had finished the roof, but I couldn’t attach the door until I’d finished the trim. It’s still not quite done, because I may need to make some changes to attach a gutter. Other things on the punch list: chicken wire on each side above the roof to keep the critters out, spray foam and silicone sealing, security bolts on the door hinges, lights on the outside, etc.
After a delay for a summer session of statistics (say it thrice) I’ve made soem progress on the shed. I built a wall and then dismantled it, reusing the wood on the other wall. Changes:
• Door moved from the north wall to the front wall. Many advantages: north wall has 1° slope, required double doors, and has a huge drop-off, requiring a deck. Now a single 3′ door can open into a space next to the stairwell, out of the way.
• Two windows, 10″ x 30″.
• 20′ wall is now two 10′ walls — way too awkward to work around and move as one big wall.
Much progress since the last post. The shed is now 9′ x 20′. The roof will be metal panels attached to the underside of the deck, and then I will build the shed up to it.
Here are three CAD views of the shed so far.