Old Shaw Farm
South Peacham, Vermont

February 22, 2006

Plastic is on

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We hired two pros, Robert and Jeremy, to finish most of the serious construction on the greenhouse. With Peter's surgery and all, it was the only hope of getting the greenhouse finished this spring. Robert and Jeremy were awesome, getting a huge amount of work done including putting the two layers of plastic on. That's a difficult job because you have to maneuver heavy rolls of plastic while balanced on the purlins of the greenhouse. I definitely had lost some sleep worrying about how we were going to get that done safely this year. They made it look easy though.

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The furnace, fuel tank and electricity need to be done still. Robert and Jeremy got the furnace and fuel tank in there, but setting them up needs to wait till the snow melts and the subsequent mud resolves, which should only take a few sunny days. And there are other pieces to finish, but we are shockingly close, considering.

Waverly asked Robert and Jeremy each, "What your favorite Mother Goose Rhyme is", which she loves to ask people these days. Robert's is Humpty Dumpty and Jeremy's is the Cat and the Fiddle (my favorite too). Waverly's -- and Peter's -- favorite is Old King Cole.

Posted by maryellen at February 22, 2006 07:57 PM
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The new greenhouse is looking great.That's wonderful to have Robert and Jeremy to do it. Bet your glad the furnace is in the greenhouse. You did a great job getting it off the truck.

Posted by: Grampy at February 22, 2006 09:19 PM

Wow! The colors are brilliant: the blue of the sky, the white of the snow, the grey of the aluminum. You sure have a beautiful place

And...Old King Cole was a merry old soul, wasn't he!

Posted by: Mike, pgg's dad at February 23, 2006 05:47 AM
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