Among some more exciting things, I've been working hard on the kitchen and excitingly it's now a place where things can be cooked. There's still a fair bit to do, but it's starting to feel like a real place to live again. Here are a few more photos...
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Ultra-minimalism, or just a work in progress? |
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Craigslist provides the stools and pot rack (in the next picture) |
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It may look like we have a sink and a stove here, but they're not connected to anything. How frustrating. |
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Look, a sink! a stove! they work! at last! |
One of the things more exciting than renovating the kitchen (as if that were possible?) was last weekend's "adventure ride" with Paul and Lina on the Elk-Thurston ridge trail near Chilliwack. For something quite local, it felt very adventurous indeed, with a huge painful climb followed by a heinous bushwack and a very alpine-feeling ridge trail. The great views were sadly not visible, but we did get to see what clouds look like from the inside. The day was finished off with a fun and flowing downhill and gravel road commute back to the car.