If I can grow it or teach about it, I’ve done it.

by NapsWithCats-ScubaMan, posted in Current (?!) Events, small business
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Volunteer docent. Student teacher. Science teacher. Landscaper. Greenhouse worker. Fish farmer. U.B.C., UofT, OISE/UT student. Vancouver Community College student. QA technician. Production floor manager. Bruce Men’s shed-man. Survivor.

Tobermory Visitor’s Centre
TS was more successful this week. And we are optimistic that it will get better as June-August rolls around. Come and visit the village at the peninsula’s tip.

wednesday, may 29, 2024 construction site update

This picture shows 1 of many different indigenous plants found on our property.
Cypripedium parviflorum
This is a humorous image of graffiti on our wall.
Interior wall.
This picture is a close-up of the wet plaster-cement. It is being held by a trade-person, using rubber gloves. Its components can harm skin.
Crew must wear PPE while applying this material.
The plaster has a unique consistency.
Just because it is “natural”, that does NOT mean it is innocuous!
This is a picture of the vaulted ceiling in the living room, and its walls.
Vaulted ceiling.
This picture shows the depth of the sitting windows.
Sitting ledge.
This picture shows the south window and the kitchen walls.
Blackdog Biscuits & delicious food will be prepared here.
This is the East wall.
May all financing work out and we can get PART 2 built next year.
A cement mixer is used to blend the mixture together.
This is a dirty job. They have the right to a living wage.
This picture shows the what the fibres look like.
These fibres can be fibreglass, polypropylene, or other strands. It’s called “fluff” on site.
TS & PN will be watering the internal walls again later this week. Please respect the signage & do not enter.

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