One of the jobs was to paint and attach some H beam onto the dairy wall to act as a conduit for the wires attached to the lights in the awning. Five weeks later and the job is done. If you look carefully, you can see the H beam. During the process the sign came off the dairy. I'll need to glue that back on.
I also primed the future bakery.
Next to add a bit more paint, find the windows that are stashed in a safe place, and paint some doors. From here the famous "Billabong Pies" as well as biscuits, cakes, etc, will travel across the state. I performed a quick Google search. The name doesn't exist so I'm claiming it.
I also primed the fuel depot as well.
Hi Tom,
ReplyDeleteTha backscene with the trees, Is it commercial or home made?
Bob
Hi Bob,
DeleteThe backscene was home made. I went down to Bobbin Head on a sunny day. I took the photo on the the waterfront in Orchard Park, near where the track starts to Apple Tree Bay. I took five portrait shots overlapping a little bit and stitched them together in photoshop to create a panoroma. I stopped when I came to the marina where Halvorsens is (or was). Then I snipped it into sections to fit onto A3 copy paper and printed the images off on a photocopier. White boarders were trimmed and it was glued on using a UHU glue stick. If I was to do it again I would make it smaller as the image is pixelated up close but I don't really notice it at 60cm away.
Hope this helps.
Thanks Tom,
DeleteIt looks good. How ironic, I live 2k's away from Bobbin Head as the crow flies.
Bob
It's not too ironic. I bought the Fletcher's house a few years ago. I figured you were nearby from your post about overhead wiring a couple of years ago, as the image at the top of the post was a familiar location.
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