These are actually two separate units, what are basically making up the north and south ends of the play structure. The midpoint is the height of the "deck" for the little fort, the two tallest points are the supports for the overhead tent canopy, and the long arm sticking out will have the little trapeze on it. These things are huge! Ten feet tall. Andy said that after he bolted the boards together on the ground, leaning them up against the fence felt like a barn raising. (Not that we've ever attended a barn raising. We're not that Amish.)
Monday, June 14, 2010
Barn Raising
Here's Andy's progress as of Sunday night!

These are actually two separate units, what are basically making up the north and south ends of the play structure. The midpoint is the height of the "deck" for the little fort, the two tallest points are the supports for the overhead tent canopy, and the long arm sticking out will have the little trapeze on it. These things are huge! Ten feet tall. Andy said that after he bolted the boards together on the ground, leaning them up against the fence felt like a barn raising. (Not that we've ever attended a barn raising. We're not that Amish.)
These are actually two separate units, what are basically making up the north and south ends of the play structure. The midpoint is the height of the "deck" for the little fort, the two tallest points are the supports for the overhead tent canopy, and the long arm sticking out will have the little trapeze on it. These things are huge! Ten feet tall. Andy said that after he bolted the boards together on the ground, leaning them up against the fence felt like a barn raising. (Not that we've ever attended a barn raising. We're not that Amish.)
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