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| The walls were done and it was time to place the large beams across the top, a job requiring a crane. As you can see, this was not your ordinary crane. Jen, Ken, and Ken's daughter Jess found the crane owner when they bought a car from him for Jess. Dakota Geringer's crane is far more photogenic than most cranes. The truck is a 1958 GMC truck that is not highway legal so was hauled out on a trailer. |
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| Another view of the crane. |
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| Galen helping guide the beam into place. The wind wasn't helping. |
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| There were five and a half large beams put into place. They didn't get started until after supper so were racing daylight. |
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| Finished! |
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| Ken, Tink and Deja. Note the very nice looking grey stain on the logs. |
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| I'm glad he is smiling because his body language seems to be saying, "Oops!" Actually, everything went very well and was finished before dark. |
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