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- Red Hydrant and Yellow House
- Habitat House From Hole to Foundation
- Habitat Volunteers Jessica and David
- Brew Pub Reflections
- Cow Skulls; Art and Decoration
- Tornado Intercept Vehicle 2 or TIV-2
- Medical Helicopter Goes To Work
- Antiques: Car and Truck
- Two Bikes: 1936 Harley VLD Model
- George Washington and Jimmy Carter in Rapid City, SD
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- Black Hills Burger and Bun and Discount Signs
- Tunnel in Custer State Park, SD
- Interstate 90 Rest Stop
- Donkey Ambush and Prairie Dog
- Black Hills Bison Far and Near
- Old Oil Shed
- Railroad Center Reflections
- Addicted and No Parking Signs
- Crazy Horse Statue, Black Hills, SD
- Four Presidents in Falls Park
- Four Presidents Visit Sioux Falls
- Purple Lilacs and Garden Engine
- Cow Skull and Ford COE
- MG and VW Reflections
- Grain Elevator and Ben Franklin Signs
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- Hotel Alex Johnson, Rapid City, South Dakota
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Kudos to them. I think Jessica has the harder job, though. And I note that David has hidden his thumb while hammering. Wish I'd thought of that on numerous occasions! :)
ReplyDeleteJessica is leveling the excavation next to the foundation to accept a porous pipe to drain water away from the house.
DeleteVolunteers? Wow, we don't have such volunteers here...
ReplyDeleteExcept for skilled trades, such as electrical, heating, and plumbing, all the labor of home building is done by volunteers. This makes these houses more affordable for low income, working families. Home owners must also donate some labor to Habitat as part of the exchange.
DeleteThey're doing such good work. Fine photos.
ReplyDeleteGood shots and great work to do.
ReplyDeleteSalute to them. Noble job indeed.
ReplyDeleteGreat work yo do!
ReplyDeleteIngun
Good for them, this is a great way to give back.
ReplyDeleteThese make me feel happy. I can't tell what David is hammering in the last one...
ReplyDeleteDavid is removing blocks of wood from the concrete foundation. The resulting pockets in the foundation will hold the ends of the central beam which hold up the house.
DeleteHurray for them!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
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