Gilles arrives at the time we set. He is the best. On the set,
three strong men are mobilizing the "catamarans"
and the painted steel
construction to the site.
After a relatively comfortable working space, at our little
"workshop", we move to the actual site.
Unloading the wooden
plains. The steel construction and the polycarbonate panels, which height more
than 200 cm.
The advanced workshop is replaced by the green and fertile meadow.
We no longer have horizontal surface
for stabilization. The
tools occasionally "disappear" in the Thick and
healthy grass. However, we do have
a crowd staring at us, mostly cows which move idly around, glancing at our work
and monitoring our progress.
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| Cows in the meadow and Super Besse in the back |
Many travelers visit
the area and hike the nearby trails. Some are interested in the installation
that we began constructing. I think we manage to explain, overcoming the
language barrier.
Meanwhile, a
reminder we are in nature - bees are humming around us. As the day progresses,
temperatures are rising, and humidity increases. This leads to a visit by local
and aggressive mosquitoes.
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Strengthening
the constructions
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| Leveling Outline |
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Tightening
the screws
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First
"Catamaran" is ready
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Second
"Catamaran" is ready
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Third
"Catamaran" is ready
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Fourth
"Catamaran" is ready
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| Fifth "Catamaran" is ready |
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| Testing the system |
With the difficulties of mounting the installation
in situ, Michael connected
the steel base of the timber. At the end of the day we succeeded to accomplish the main construction phase
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