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| First of two trucks arrives with our Roof Trusses. |
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| Driver attaching the chains to the Crane to lift up and off the Truck. |
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| Up and away! |
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| Temporarily placing on Top Plates over our Robes, Bedroom, Ensuite and Foyer until the Carpenters start assembling on Monday. |
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| Our Carpenter Mick suggesting where they be positioned. |
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| Next lot, much smaller positioned on the Ground |
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| Next Truck arrives with the balance of Roof Trusses |
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| Setting up for removal from Truck |
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| The first batch of what is on his Truck |
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| Standing in the Kitchen area to take in what's already been offloaded |
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| Removing the Crane Chains from the Trusses |
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| Next load being guided into position |
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| Again, temporarily positioned on Top Plate of Bedroom and Foyer |
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| Loosening off Chains & Rope |
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| Smaller sections of Roof Truss easily placed on the ground |
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| This is the last batch with a really long span being lifted |
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| Thank goodness for space to swing the crane around. Driver said he loves this type of delivery as against a suburban block of land. |
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| Almost in position |
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| All done. |
Now, an hour later, rain, rain and more rain. Timing was perfect!
Have achieved quite a lot in exactly three weeks since the pouring of the Slab. However, the Bank balance is decreasing as quickly as the structure is increasing.



















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