This week I had the week off work because I could. With Tuesday being a public
holiday, I thought I would give myself a long weekend and with the kids going
back to school on Thursday I went out for a coffee and muffin with the boss after dropping the youngest
at school. So I had a good day. Most of the other time during the week was spent continuing
working on Park Road Goods Shed. Last week I had the 8 trusses completed. This
week I spent time joining them all up so the structure was free standing. I
added the various rear wall components, I added the main beams between the
trusses and then I had to make some decisions. Do I build all the ceiling
detail to provide structural strength or do I leave it out? I decided to put it
in. I then added the roof detail. It is amazing that initially the whole
structure was very flimsy until I start putting all this extra detail on as best
I could based on all the plan shots I had to work from. The structure certainly
does stiffen up and now could almost withstand a scale cyclone.
I have been waiting for some dry weather before I give the frame an
undercoat. Following that I will do a final weathering of the frame. I have cut some BGB
corrugated card for the various walls and the roof, but I have not yet painted
that either. The weather in the later part of the week has been very wet, so
whenever I thought I about doing any painting it was just too wet to go
outside and do it.
This weekend has been mostly spent taking my son to a cricket trial game
all yesterday morning and another trial again this afternoon. Friday afternoon
I scanned about 200 photos and on Saturday afternoon I did about 312 photos.
These were some great photos of NSW North Coast and of Queensland on the near
north coast and around the Central Queensland mines. This arvo Paul dropped in to pick up his last
photo album and the tray of 312 loose photos. Crikey! That is a long job to
scan that many photos over a few days.
So I did take a few photos of the Park Road Goods Shed to share here.
Three quarter view
Ground level view
Showing the top down view
Side view
Rear view of the end wall
Closer up shot of the rear wall
The rear of the overall shed
A semi front view of the shed
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