The shack is turning out to be a great incubator for the seedlings inside and outside under our plastic tent.    

Seems we just can't stop futzing with the honey shack. Here's Joshua installing a handrail from the path above down to the sliding window.  

Andrea has already found an alternative use for the honey shack. Here she is getting ready for the spring garden by planting starters.

The final touches included the creation of a pathway and landing platform so we will be able to hand the boxes of honey through the sliding window and into the honey shack and the addition of various accoutrements.

And, almost finally, Joshua installed the sink and a counter top.

Lights, camera, action, and suddenly the honey shack is insulated and sheeted.

Joshua and Terry ran hot and cold water from the bathroom in the Chauffeur's Quarters to the honey shack. It is a fairly unorthodox solution, but it should work for the seasonal work of honey harvesting. Also, during the week [...]

Joshua got a killer deal on this normally expensive sliding glass window. So, today Terry came over to help, and in it went. Later, Joshua wrapped the door side of the structure in tin. This is going to be quite [...]

Things are continuing to happen at the honey shack. Another window installed - a roof going on.