It started with a little work securing the cabin. Apparently, lots of critters would like a peek at the hip design work we've done with the interior of the cabin, and some enough to chew through water pipe caulking to gain access for a private tour. No real damage was done, just a few calling cards left by a mouse. The lesson here is that steel container is only secure from pests until you start cutting holes in it. Some extra Liquid Nails around the pipe seal and a few glue traps should deter any future intrusions.
Saturday was spent re-starting our bathroom addition which has lain dormant for a couple of months. We started by framing and skinning a wall to attach to the container.
Next, we built out the rest of the framing, including openings for the window and door.
The view from future roof provides a bird's eye view of the ranch.
Speaking of birds, it was the middle of dove season, and with our work done Saturday evening, I took the opportunity to take a few pot shots and see if I could harvest some appetizers. I won't reveal my shot-to-kill ratio, but I came home with a few birds in the bag.
