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Inner walls PM.

24 Apr 2014

Inner walls AM.

24 Apr 2014

South side PM.

24 Apr 2014

South side AM.

24 Apr 2014

North wall PM.

24Apr14

North wall AM.

24 Apr 2014

King of a new hill.

22 Apr 2014

Southside

22 Apr 2014

Connecticut & Military

22 Apr 2014

34. Week of Monday, 21 April, 2014

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Monday, 21 April, 2014 to

Saturday, 26 April, 2014

Blog, Photos and Videos in reverse chronology.

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• Saturday, 26 April, 2014

- Just two crew today, one to supervise and one

to run the resident orange backhoe filling an

uneven trickle of twenty dump trucks; slow work

which ended by noon.

• Friday, 25 April, 2014

- Video

- A beautiful 6A sunrise was prelude to work that

started early at 7A and went until 5P. However, it

was the same activities as the last several days.

The orange backhoe filled dump trucks that

barely fit into the gate. Cement trucks unloaded

from Military Road to the crane bucket and then

to the foundation footings. Crew work continued

on the retaining walls. (2:05 min)

• Thursday, 24 April, 2014

- Video

- Today, what looked like walls started going up,

dissecting the middle of the site. At 9:30A the

dump truck schedule started again, so the

cement trucks had to revert to loading the crane

bucket from Military Road. The crew continued

work on the north and west walls. (1:38 min)

• Wednesday, 23 April, 2014

- Video

- Another day of building a bigger throne for the

King of the Hill as the other two excavators dug

holes for the footings. And another queue of

cement trucks filling the holes. The webcam

finally had a better few of the work the crew has

been doing, now that it is doing it to the Military

retaining wall. The fast moving clouds gave

today’s time-lapse video a strobe effect making it

difficult to watch. (1:23 min)

• Tuesday, 22 April, 2014

- Video

- The excavators kept piling the dirt at the gate

until they had created a new connection to the

driveway and a new hill for the King of the Hill

resident backhoe. The crane was in almost

constant motion unloading the load an almost

constant queue of cement trucks into the

foundation holes managed by a large crew, just

now becoming visible to the webcam. (1:18 min)

• Monday, 21 April, 2014

Nothing fun to watch even though everyone and

everything was busy.

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