With the formwork gone, the concrete foundation is seen.
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Although it took several weeks to put up the formwork for the concrete, it was a much faster task to take it down! In a matter of a few hours the site looked as shown below! It will take a bit longer to get everything cleaned up, with the nails removed from most, if not all, the pieces of wood scattered about. Some of the wood can be re-used, but shorter pieces are destined for firewood.
With the formwork gone, the concrete foundation is seen.
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Lumber piles up as the formwork is removed.
The formwork for the fireplace has not been removed. This structure includes a horizontal platform.
The metal pieces in the concrete are ties for covering the concrete with rock at a later date.
Concrete adjoining an almost vertical section of the rock.
The only flaw found in the concrete! This requires filling.
Formwork will continue to be removed over the next one to two weeks.
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