DAY 66: a-MAZE-ing

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This looks like a life-sized maze to me.  Brent and cousin Derek laid the Pex for the radiant heat in the basement.  Brent needs to put pressure into the lines to check that it's all connected.  Next step: floor pour!  Yay!




Mark Whiting came again and worked on more of the backfill.  It's exciting to see the footings and foundation covered!  



Still need to fix that date stamp...

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