Last delivery of the week.
On Friday, the 19th, we set up an 8x10 Cottage Coop with an 8x12 run.  The kids thought it looked like a jail, so I had them go into the run, pretend they were in jail and put on their sad faces.  I'm not too sure they look like sad faces, but you decide...

Into the woods we go!
On Wednesday, the 17th, we didn't have to travel far from home. This delivery was for a 6x4 Greenhouse to New Ulm, which is about 30 from Sealy.  You can see the trail we had to go down to get to the setup spot.  It would have been much more difficult if this was an 8x12 shed, but still doable.  The guy in the pic is my son, Brazos.  He's doing his goofy-guy cool pose.

8x10 Pumphouse delivered to Schulenburg last Monday, April 15.  I got a couple of pics before we put the roof on, though I intended to take more of the whole setup process.  I'll do better next time.

Finally, something other than a Cottage
I'm finishing up an 8x10 pumphouse today and delivering tomorrow to Schulenburg.  I'll get some pics during the setup process so everyone can see how these actually go together.  Hopefully I can have a new post tomorrow evening.

Delivered a coop and run to Austin on Wednesday, the 10th.

A Tight Spot
I'm a little behind on my blog posting.  The following is a playhouse we delivered this past Monday.  This is a good example of the tight spots we have to get into sometimes.  There's no easy way to build a playhouse in a confined area like this, but with a modular design the setup goes relatively smooth.

Austin's Funky Chicken Coop Tour
Below is a pic of the coop that was on Austin's Funky Chicken Coop Tour, held this past Saturday, March 30th.