It is difficult to count the time spent on the installation of the aviary. The frame of the greenhouse was delivered back in July. Moreover, it has only now become clear that there is a huge shortage of parts. The only thing that saved me was that I ordered two frames. As a result, we will not be able to assemble the second one, since there are no components.
Mom did a huge amount of work, saving a lot of time and simplifying the task. To dig up turf around the perimeter for laying anti-underfoot protection, to cut the joints of the beam, to tighten a couple of hundred bolts and screws - this is not a bitch sneezed at you! Thank you very much to mom, you can watch the chronicles of the construction site on her channel with comments in detail and from the other side @Izbushka
Artyom and I have been buying the aviary for about 4 days. There is not enough daylight, it is already getting dark at 17 o'clock, but it would be possible to mow and score! But we were lucky with the weather. It was only on the last day that the rains began with interruptions, which allowed us to pull the net.
And it all started with metal tables, which we bought thanks to subscribers' donations, and which had to be urgently taken to the village, since there was nowhere to store them in Moscow. Thanks a lot to Dmitry, who specially left these tables to us after learning that they were for owls, otherwise there was a queue for them.
At the same time, Artyom decided to take up the aviary, otherwise frosts and snow will soon come. But suddenly it turned out that lockdown, hello! Artem rented a trailer, was able to pick up the ordered polycarbonate from the warehouse by clever methods, found it in the area where you can buy foam blocks by the piece (yes, we know about their fragility) and arrange for pickup after the closure of the construction market. He gathered us all in a bunch and brought us to the facility, then took the trailer where he took it, and again to the construction site.
And off it went. More precisely, it slowly limped. Doing work in which you have no experience and knowledge is quite tedious and nerve-wracking, as you constantly have to redo. But our first pancake turned out to be almost not a lump, and this pleases.
It remains to buy fasteners, to quarrel with the greenhouse company, although, it seems to me, it is useless, because six months have passed since the purchase, to furnish the interior of the aviary and wait for the arrival of the owl Tree there.
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