Springtime in the Rockies
Having fruit trees in this area and wanting the fruit is a risk. As of this morning our plum tree is in bloom. Snow is predicted for tomorrow.



Preparation
Before this project got started we replaced the back door. In an earlier post you saw a picture of the new front door.
The old back door was a cheap one we had purchased shortly after moving in. We constantly had problems with it including not get paint to stick to the "must paint" trim.


Demolition
First, I didn't report a dinosaur find. Can you imagine how that would delay the project? But more on that later.
This last weekend we rented a jackhammer and demolished the old back patio. I used the tool until I literally couldn't pick it up any more. Dianne had to help me get it out of the hole.
This is our back door now. We made a very temporary step for the dogs to get in and out of the house.
This last weekend we rented a jackhammer and demolished the old back patio. I used the tool until I literally couldn't pick it up any more. Dianne had to help me get it out of the hole.
This is our back door now. We made a very temporary step for the dogs to get in and out of the house.


This is the pile of rubble that we can not use. Do you think the garbage collectors would notice a piece or two in the garbage each week?


2 Comments:
Love your dinosaur! Beautiful photos evoking 1. spring and 2. hard work.
Love
I must add that I especially like the picture of the door with you, the photographer, reflected in it.
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