Over this last weekend to run the 11 mile and 2000 ft climb Cutthroat Classic. I survived. Meanwhile New Caelifera is itself starting to see the finish line. Notice some new changes?
The Argentine grill is in:
And the patios are in:
Outdoor shower read for install
Not just a fan, a “Big Ass Fan™”
Accent tile in bathroom
Bath tub in, tile nearing completion
At night the garage looks like it might be about to lift off
From down the hill
These (slightly dusty) pendants are awesome. At night they reflect against all the glass in a crazy pattern
Stove and counter tops are in. Dusty!
Hand rail
Nighttime
Heading Towards the Final Push
Over this last weekend to run the 11 mile and 2000 ft climb Cutthroat Classic. I survived. Meanwhile New Caelifera is itself starting to see the finish line. Notice some new changes?
The Argentine grill is in:
And the patios are in:
Outdoor shower read for installNot just a fan, a “Big Ass Fan™”Accent tile in bathroomBath tub in, tile nearing completionAt night the garage looks like it might be about to lift offFrom down the hillThese (slightly dusty) pendants are awesome. At night they reflect against all the glass in a crazy patternStove and counter tops are in. Dusty!Hand railNighttime
Smoke
A few captures of what it’s been like to visit during these fire laden times. Smoke and construction:
Smoke creating “God” light:
Smoke where smoke should not be. This is the “Rising Eagle Fire” just outside Twisp. We watched as a few puffs turned quickly into a huge plume. My Everyday Photos has photos from her home, which was in the middle of that smoke.
A part of the plume just as things began to really explode
I think this last one will be imprinted in my head for a long time, and can’t even image the images imprinted on those who lived and lost much closer to the fire.
I promise: positive photos next up!