So here's how things stood in the morning. 
We had a few of the pieces of tin in place, and there was still a lot to do.
But first things first. Now it was time for pancakes. Pancakes and coffee and orange juice and bacon, and of course, that local delicacy, livermush. But of course, there was still a lot of work ahead, so it was time to get back up on the roof. The Fuzz likes to stay on top of things.
Fortunatly, the weather remained good, not too hot, and no pouring rain.
As we were putting down the tin we realized that we would run out of those expensive screws before we ran out of roof. So Fuzz & Son headed into town to the Home Improvement Store to resupply.
Here's another look at the work in progress showing the 1x4 strips the tin was fastened to. You can also see some of that tin waiting to be passed up to the hard hard workers on top.
You can't see those hard hard workers though, they must have been on break. But soon they were back on the job. Here a couple are installing the ridge caps. And lastly, a look at the finished job.
Just in time for the cold, wet weather moving in. Many thanks to all those Hard Hard Workers without whom this would have been an ordeal.
But first things first. Now it was time for pancakes. Pancakes and coffee and orange juice and bacon, and of course, that local delicacy, livermush. But of course, there was still a lot of work ahead, so it was time to get back up on the roof. The Fuzz likes to stay on top of things.
Fortunatly, the weather remained good, not too hot, and no pouring rain.
As we were putting down the tin we realized that we would run out of those expensive screws before we ran out of roof. So Fuzz & Son headed into town to the Home Improvement Store to resupply.
Here's another look at the work in progress showing the 1x4 strips the tin was fastened to. You can also see some of that tin waiting to be passed up to the hard hard workers on top.
You can't see those hard hard workers though, they must have been on break. But soon they were back on the job. Here a couple are installing the ridge caps. And lastly, a look at the finished job.
Just in time for the cold, wet weather moving in. Many thanks to all those Hard Hard Workers without whom this would have been an ordeal. 
3 comments:
Does the overhang keep the water from dripping down the walls? How did it fair in the rain?
Seems to be working out fine.
looking good and shiny
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