The Silver
Fern Ranch
El Paso,
Texas
Stage 6: Dreams need a Structure
The Silver
Fern Ranch
El Paso,
Texas
Stage 6: Dreams need a Structure
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Just a Fool to believe in Dreams Stage 1: From Dream to Reality Stage 3: Generations Build Dreams Stage 4: The Foundation of a Dream Stage 6: Dreams need a Structure Stage
7: Dreams take hard Work
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After finishing
the pad for the garage workshop, the remainder of the cement is used to
pour the flooring for the front porch of the house.
The trench runs the length of the site, past the garage pad and to the house site. Of course, silly ol' Patches has to help with the electric wiring.
 
Through the process of clearing the land, Debie has accumulated large mountains of cactus which are bulldozed into a large hole in the ground. Yaaah! We did not know what else to do with these mountains of pain-causing cactus.
After
the water, sewer and electric trenches have been filled in, the dirt back
filled up to the house foundation and the cactus buried, there is a home
coming into focus.
n
the next phase of development,
Dr Debie LeBeau/Grant Spence
55013-B (62/180 hwy)
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Although
the foundation of the house has been poured already, the foundation for
the workshop and garage also have to be poured. Grant frames and wire meshs
the area, then once again the concrete guys come back.
Putting
in a double septic system can be complicated, as you can see from the criss-cross
of pipes in the pictures. With both the exposed double plumbing and the
partially framed house, the ranch looks more like a construction site than
a home.
On
a previous page we showed Grant standing on the hill of dirt that had to
be removed to make the land flat enough to make a level foundation. Well,
all of that dirt had to be back filled up to the foundation; also filling
in the trenches for the pipes and other wires.
