Monday, July 29, 2013

 
 
July 29.  We have 'enjoyed' several weeks of solid progress, and even had some good rain to cap it.
There seems to be a good bit of momentum that we are hopeful will carry into August.  If we can keep up the pace........we might be in around the first of October.  Of this you can be assured, if we are not, it won't be from lack of trying.
 
 
the crossing at the crossing

summer storm

RAIN!!!

 
Here comes another one

Sandblasting.  An exercise in futility.

We have a front yard!

Cleans up nice doesn't she?

The terrace has a permanent rail.  Wood cap still to come.
 
 

How about this one

The Bar is not yet open

The wood ceiling is going in

 
 

The kitchen

More kitchen

From the kitchen

Copper slate in the Powder

The crossing

Tile in the Hall Bath

The guest bedroom

The Bunkhouse docking station
 
One of the locals

Bunkhouse entertainment center

the garage/shop
the view from a distance



Tuesday, July 16, 2013

It's been a busy few weeks here at the Crossing.  We've had visitors practically every weekend:

Martha and Richard came down for Don's birthday

the Eaves family came for a short summer vacation, and went to the Wildlife Park at Natural Bridge caverns,



Market Days in Wimberley with Auntie and Cory,

 

and the Old Tunnel Bat Cave near Fredericksburg




the Verrett family dropped by after a recent trip to Austin to catch up with Brian,




Buddy and Karen Baker escaped Houston for the world not famous Blanco Lavender Festival and Hot Dog Eating contest





Earl, Jon and Dick checked in to inaugurate the ad hoc Gordo Memorial Golf Tournament,







 
 
And Brian pops down from Dallas about every three weeks just for the heck of it!

Meanwhile however, the Crossing has seen its share of activity as well.  We are still being told an October completion, but they are maintaining a very good pace right now, and we are not giving up hope for late September.  The travertine floors are in, but they cover them up immediately until all the messy stuff is done, so stayed tuned-they are beautiful.












 
Adios for now!