Tamas new workshop/Tikispace - the journey resumes.. - Tiki Carving

T Tamapoutini Member Aotearoa (New Zealand) Joined: Aug 30, 2006 Posts: 1530	T Tamapoutini Posted posted on Thu, Nov 1, 2007 3:19 PM Ground broken. After three weeks of almost unbroken rain we managed to get a couple of days without the wet stuff and the digging (and noise) continued. Santa/Scotty did a mighty job of 'flipping' all the dirt/rocks/gravels and then putting them all back together again in a freer-draining manner. There is still a little ground preparation needed where our lovely lawn is going to be, but the sheep paddocks (go ahead, joke) are nearly fenced in and are ready to be sown with grass seed. The large rocks were found at a depth of around 15feet and were kept aside to be used as garden features (might as well make use of the digger while its here - there is no way these could ever be moved by hand!) Final placement/adjustment according to Mr & Mrs Terribles' direction.. Haere Ra..! -- Every step brings us a little closer to Tiki.. :D [ Edited by: Tamapoutini 2007-11-01 15:45 ]

Ground broken.

After three weeks of almost unbroken rain we managed to get a couple of days without the wet stuff and the digging (and noise) continued. Santa/Scotty did a mighty job of 'flipping' all the dirt/rocks/gravels and then putting them all back together again in a freer-draining manner. There is still a little ground preparation needed where our lovely lawn is going to be, but the sheep paddocks (go ahead, joke) are nearly fenced in and are ready to be sown with grass seed. The large rocks were found at a depth of around 15feet and were kept aside to be used as garden features (might as well make use of the digger while its here - there is no way these could ever be moved by hand!)

Final placement/adjustment according to Mr & Mrs Terribles' direction..

Haere Ra..!

Every step brings us a little closer to Tiki.. :D

[ Edited by: Tamapoutini 2007-11-01 15:45 ]

Post #341593 by Tamapoutini on Thu, Nov 1, 2007 3:19 PM