The north lot was the center of attention today as a slab was poured. |
The work proceeded rapidly. The fence on the left is to keep out the wild ladders. |
Wet cement is nothing more than temptation in a tube. Even I entertained thoughts of leaving my fingerprints. |
But the red ladder was scheming, I could tell. |
Workmen were busy in the basement. |
Can you see the rolls on the right? Notice the pit on the right side. It's actually directly under the center of the south side. |
News articles from two weeks ago said a membrane would be placed between the first slab and a second, thicker slab. I suspect that's what this is. |
Gravel has been laid on the west side of the basement. |
The gravel is along the south side, as well. |
The crane operator was working hard today. He moved this machine into the basement. |
I'm pretty sure he saw me wave. |
Junior Front End Loader worked hard to keep this bucket full. |
Mr. Crane Operator is highly skilled. He lifted and then maneuvered the bucket along the length of the crane. It's thrilling to watch. |
He then gently lowered the bucket into the northeast corner -- manna from heaven. |
The crew in the pit spread the gravel into place. |
Baby Track Hoe assisted, too. |
You will be relieved to know I did not see a drop of water in that corner, either. |
The south lot is slowly disappearing. |
Cement was being poured behind the new Nu Skin building today. |
And although I'm not one who starts rumors, this machine was at work on the sidewalk between the post office and the site. |
1 comment:
Those early pioneers who built this Tabernacle never would have believed that the magnificent building would be standing on piers like this someday. Or that it would ever become a temple. Thank you for taking the time to take and post these pictures. I used to live so close to the Tabernacle and have attended church there. I watch with amazement as this beautiful building becomes a temple. Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
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