Site Preparation
Getting it all organized
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Starting off with a clean slate is much easier than trying to work around other things going on. Now that the trailer is moved, there is some preparation to be done.
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Moving the porch structure, and piling up the gravel that used to be under the trailer is a way to clean up and get ready. The gravel will be used for other projects; the porch is one of the only dry spots for meals and breaks.
We're not in Kansas any more, Toto...
Mike is wondering where on earth to start...
It's a long way from the imagination to the reality at this point...
The old porch is really in the way, but good thing we salvaged it for use as a dry spot to eat and take breaks...
Gravel can come in handy for drainage and a multitude of other uses...
Once the mud dried out a bit, the soil is easy to work with; a mixture of sand and silt, with a few larger nuggets thrown in, laid down by glaciers.
What's the next step? Excavation of the footings...
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