Now – let’s continue to see what has happened with Miss Daffodil! When I last posted about her ‘situation’ it was clear that we had to make big changes in our plans. She will not be ready to go anywhere this year! I want to show you what my sweetheart did to dismantle the roof. Because of the way the roof sheeting was overlapped by the front sheeting, everything on the front had to come off, too. That left her rather exposed!
Once the front sheeting was removed, my sweetheart began the long process of removing the roof. Piece by piece. Layer by layer.
Once the metal sheeting and the insulation were gone, it was easy to see the roof supports. The problem area was quickly found and decisions were made about the process needed to fix it.
Then my sweetheart went inside and removed the ceiling panels. Wow! Did that ever let a lot of light in. I asked him if we could just make one big skylight. He suggested that I might not like it if I wake in the morning to see critters looking down at me. Sometimes it’s best not to know what’s up there!
Maybe it would be possible to have a retracting roof! Sports arenas have them now. They open when the sun is shines – and close when it rains or snows! Now, there’s an idea!
We’re not discouraged by all of this. My sweetheart knows exactly what to do and this is an opportunity to add some amenities we wouldn’t have been able to add if we only made cosmetic changes.
So, my friends, that’s the way things were for awhile. But there’s more. This is our chance to change the wall paneling and make some big changes. So, we kept going – more dismantling was in our future. To be continued. . .
