The top of the log, ready to be hollowed out. We marked the gunnels with red spray paint to ensure that we wouldn't cut into them by mistake.
Mr. DiCarlo taking a turn with Beowulf. When the log was moved, we were able to slide two railroad ties below it to elevate it off the ground and cut down on moisture and all the other bad things about having a big piece of wood directly on the ground. Right now, the side that Mr. DiCarlo is taking a swing at is going to be the bottom.
There's the log! Because of the construction, we were able to move it around the corner of Webster, so it is now sitting right outside of my kitchen window. Mr. Robinson and Mr. DiCarlo can be seen scheming as usual.
The top of the log, ready to be hollowed out. We marked the gunnels with red spray paint to ensure that we wouldn't cut into them by mistake.
There's the log! Because of the construction, we were able to move it around the corner of Webster, so it is now sitting right outside of my kitchen window. Mr. Robinson and Mr. DiCarlo can be seen scheming as usual.
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