Painting doesn't make for very interesting pictures.
So here is the compressor we're using to clean all the plaster dust off walls and ceilings.
So here is the compressor we're using to clean all the plaster dust off walls and ceilings.
First coat on one of the bathrooms.
And another. When the microcement is done there will be a final coat of white.
And the aseo (cloakroom).
Starting to clear away rubble and builders' materials. Can almost see a finished house...
Just to prove that a mountain of stuff is being cleared.
Now that we can see the house in context, we can start pruning surrounding sabinas and plan what else to plant, and where...
This hasn't been the most exciting week picture wise. This is one of the sink syphons delivered Saturday morning. Nice?
One of the guest bedrooms painted
View from the roof facing north East, just a couple containers and pallets to remove along with last bits of rubble.
Skimming the showers with pasta cola on nylon mesh. Guest shower.
Master shower.
That's all for this week. All the white emulsion painting should be done by the end of next week, then we start on the wood. All beams need to be cleaned and treated, and all the iroko doors and windows will be treated with Teak oil. Also by the end of next week the microcemento should be finished in both bathrooms. I leave Formentera on Wednesday and will be back second week of July, by which time I can start installing the kitchen. Wardrobes are on order, delivery scheduled for Bastille Day, 14 July. Hasta soon!








Coming along well - looking sharp
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