Again, I apologize for not updating this journal. Been so occupied with weathering in everything, I haven't had much time for the interior stuff. I've been waiting for the cooler months to roll in so I could get up high in the gym and seal up some of the areas where the starlings and bats have been getting in. Finally, got my buddy to come over with his plasma cutter and help me take the boiler out of the schoolhouse. Took us 2 days. I had tried it with an oxy/acetylene torch, but it was just taking too long and using too much oxygen.
Couldn't find the pics of taking the boiler out, but here's some random pics of things that have been accomplished.
What's a school without a playground?
The beginning of the never-ending story. She chose the granny smith color.
I ended up going back and painting the inside the same color as the outside of the cabinet. Door frames and drawers will have a little darker contrasting green. That's what the boss wanted.
Have to have something to cook those marshmellows on. Actually, the grass wasn't growing well in this big spot. I dug down and discovered that there was a huge concrete pad where the merry-go-round had been anchored. I'd already removed a bunch of concrete pillars that anchored the other playground equipment, but this was bigger than I wanted to tackle. So, I build a firepit on it.
Apparently, the merry-go-round was installed in 1936.
I'll have more to share pretty soon.