This was the Shakin' Shack up until May 8, 2005 when it was dropped to the ground. We put the Browsers' Bookmobile on the cement pad and use it as an annex library for the extra books I can't fit into The Men's Study. It was all set up with a great view of the ocean. Additional plans include a nice swing set, a large tramoline, and a green house to grow extra vegetables.
Before
After
Before: November 2001: "The
Shakin' Shack" (18x36) down below. Needed a lot of work! You might be
able to tell that the right front part of the roof has been lifted up
by the wind. That's corregated steel that the wind decided should
have a new curl to it. I'm told that winds have reached over 120 mph
in years past.They got to 80+ mph in November, 2001.
1. Outside the Shakin' Shack,
11/01. 2. Inside the Shakin' Shack.
1. The resident Himit doing
Fall Housecleaning. 2. One load at a time.
Different views of 14 cubic
feet of debri removed from the Himitage.
Even the Shakin' Shack looked
great with a coat of new fallen snow - 1/22/02.
See also The Work Begins
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I don't want people who want to dance. I want people who have to dance. - George Balanchine
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Snail Mail: P.O. Box 12, Brookings,
OR 97415-0001
www.wildwoodhimitage.com
