The mice are going traveling
between April 5th and May 1st.
Any orders placed in that time period will be shipped out the first week of May.
Sorry about any inconvenience.
Tearing down an old retaining wall. It was built for a Hydroponic
Greenhouse that was removed in the 1980s.
I built the house in a Loblolly pine plantation.
Having fun at the end of a day of work
I cut 13 tractor trailer loads of pine out of the woods
The House site. I logged all of the trees with the farm tractor and
then hired to have the sumps removed
Laying the last blocks for the foundation
Making cut before pealing the bark off of the log.
Photo by McNair Evens
Pealing off the Bark to use as siding on a shed.
The poplar logs were used in the house as beams and for fire wood.
Photo by McNair Evens
Moving the hat shed over to the land to use as my office while building
Here is the bark that I finally installed as siding on my storage shed.
It took three days to put up what you see here. Talk about slow work.
A detail of the bark siding
A closer look at the bark.
Fleece scraps insulate the shed ceiling!
The mice
are going traveling between April 5th and May 1st.
Any orders placed in that time period will be shipped out the first week of May.
Sorry about any inconvenience.
The Mouse
Works
4646 Buddy's Place Ln.
Earlysville, VA 22936