What's that you said? You want more pictures of our unfinished cabin? Well, today's your lucky day.

We had a great weekend. I'm not sure there's such thing as a bad weekend when you are up in the mountains of New Mexico. It rained quite a bit, and I did not bring the correct gear, so after a talking-to from Chad about always being prepared, I now know not to make the same mistake again. Especially since this is the second time in a row that it has rained a lot when we were up there and the second time in a row I've forgotten my rain gear. Anyway...here are a few more pictures, and hopefully the next time we take pictures, the place will actually be finished. Hopefully.

This first one is our water heater. We decided to do a tankless water heater, which we are hoping saves electricity and water, is less likely to leak, and saves space in the closet. Now, we can use this closet for some extra storage instead of the whole thing being taken up by the water heater.
Our deck is great. I'm afraid right now though, the cabin is not usable for people with small children, because you can see how high it is off the ground. Hopefully our builder will build some stairs and a railing before he's finished with the place.
Another view of the outside of the house. I'm pretty sure I've already posted a picture like this. We still need to stain and seal the siding.

Here's a photo of the inside with the insulation in and the drywall being put up. The drywallers were there on Saturday when we showed up to look at the cabin. There were four of them, and this is what they got done in 6 hours. We thought they could have done more, but no use complaining about it. I'm just glad they finally showed up after the drywall had been delivered to the site for over a week.
Look how artsy I am, with my crooked picture.


That's it for now. The cabinets are sitting outside on the deck, covered up, waiting to be installed. We are on the downhill stretch. I imagine when it's all done, we will be making one last trip to camp to check out the finished product. Stay tuned!