The petunia's Kara planted are very happy and awaiting their completed ramp... tho it'll be one of the last things.
Mark and Mmalae took one third of the roof off. They thought that they might save the ceiling in the bathroom they've beenworking on, but no ways. All the wood in this section of the roof had to be replaced. Mark said it is very crumbly. He is very relieved that they decided to access the roof from underneath as there is no ways it would have held their weight.
They were however plagued with rain and wind and had to rarp what they could had we prayed the electric box would not get water on it. The Lord was gracious and no more rain fell over the weekend (just this section in the picture was covered up).
Just so that you can see the section we're talking about. Excuse the washing... but life has to go on amidst the renovations
Prior to heading up to the roof, Mmalae tilled the floors of the enterance, kitchen and dinning area. Mark put in the basin and loo in the bathroom... all done except for a leak in the loo cistern (to be dealt with later). The water pipes are in place and we no longer have the shuddering of pipes in the celingwhen we use the hot water. The electric rewiering is also done as far as it can be done without the new celings in place.
Mark also decided on the roofing and ordered that.
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