by Earl | Mar 25, 2019 | Building the Quompound, Workshop Hut
Our Workshop Hut: Design Evolution Like the HQ Hut, this building went through a big of design evolution as we put it together. The ideas just kept flowing and we went for it! The original plan for both of our first two huts was to put in a regular garage door for...
by Earl | Dec 22, 2017 | Building the Quompound, Headquarters Hut, Workshop Hut
The other week we made our last trip over to the property for the year. What a year it was! But I can’t wax poetic on 2017 just yet. I need to update y’all on our latest progress, and save all the “year in review” stuff for a future post. This...
by Earl | Nov 26, 2017 | Building the Quompound, Headquarters Hut, Workshop Hut
We had another great trip to the property last week. This was a Friday to Wednesday trip, returning the day before Thanksgiving. We got a ton done (we’re really in a groove now when we go over to the property, which is awesome) and we saw the pinkest sunset...
by Earl | Sep 25, 2017 | Building the Quompound, Headquarters Hut, Workshop Hut
I’ve been wanting a drone for a while, and we hadn’t really been talking about it or anything, and then Eric totally surprised me with it! Ours is a DJI Phantom 3 Standard. It was a little tricky to set up, but now that everything is connected (drone,...
by Earl | Aug 15, 2017 | Building the Quompound, Headquarters Hut, Workshop Hut
After a little more of a break in the action than we had planned on, having hurt my back on the last day of our previous trip, Eric and I finally made it back to the property on Monday the 7th of August, and worked for a week. We found everything pretty much as we had...
by Earl | Aug 1, 2017 | Building the Quompound, Headquarters Hut, Side Windows, Workshop Hut
In mid-July we had a great trip over to the property that was really fun and really productive. My sister Emily flew into Phoenix with her two eldest offspring, my niece Molly and nephew Ethan. They got a car and drove up to the Quompound to camp with us and help with...
