The railings are also up

Around the new tree house. Directly ahead you can see where the driveway will be. This was shot from the front porch of the new tree house. The extended lookout is to the left, though not visible in this picture.

Back from break. . .

And the progress is coming along nicely. Here's the inside of the new tree house. Walls and ceilings are up and windows have been measured.

Break time. . .

By the time the three faithful readers of the blog tune in to today's posting, Mini-B and the art and editorial department will be in the air for California, to visit the loyal readers of the blog for a week-plus.

The blog will more than likely be silent during this time, unless something major happens.

We will return to our irregular-scheduled postings in the mid- to latter-part of May upon our return and when we get caught up with everything.

Kudos to those who can guess. . .

What the mass is in this picture. It's about 40 feet high and it is something that we go out of our way here to eradicate. Though this one will be a challenge.

Another view. . .

This will be from the shower and the wrap-around porch of the new tree house. Plenty of parrots, iguanas, sloths and monkeys hanging around there, chirping at Palomino and the fellows while they are building the tree house.

View from up high. . .

This is a larger picture, because it is worthy of being a big-time picture. This is the lookout on the front porch. When the tree house is completed, the roofing will be there, as will a ceiling fan and some tables and chairs, so folks can sit outside and enjoy the tree-top view.

Inside out. . .

One side of the roof (and remember that the tree house is already about 20 to 25 feet off of the ground). In the background, you can see where the shower will be.

The fellows are just walking on the beams like nothing is going on, and hammering down the roof.