POSTED AS OF JUNE 14: PICTURES OF THE INSIDE OF THE HOUSE AND OF THE INSIDE OF THE QUONSET BUILDING

And there were those who thought they would never get here!

CLICK HERE to take the slideshow picture tour of the inside of the house and of the inside of the quonset building after or before you have read the detailed descriptions of the rooms of the house and of the building found on the main page!

Lol at the mess of papers in my office--I warned you!

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Questions About Structural, Mechanical, Technical Subjects

LAST UPDATED APRIL 27, 2008 (POST FORWARD DATED INTENTIONALLY FOR CONVENIENCE)

Q: What is the water situation like; what is the condition of the well and of the pump?
A: The pump, the pressure tank, and all the pipes are working fine. I have left the system off except when I needed the water, in order to keep wear and tear on the system to a minimum. If the water has not been run in awhile, it comes out cloudy with minerals in it at first. You need to simply let the water run for a while after turning it on; eventually the water will be coming up crystal clear. Aside from that, most rural well users put a filter on their faucet. I was too lazy to bother with that and I have been consuming the crystal clear water with no ill effects. It tastes like what it is: pure water.

Q: What is the state of the electrical system?
A: The system is working fine. There is a 240 amp outlet in the kitchen for the range/stove, and another 240 amp outlet in the pantry for the dryer. The rest of the house has the usual 120 amp dual wall outlets.

Q: Are there any leaks in the roof on the house?
A: There may have been a leak or two years ago, before the metal roof was installed, but there has not been a single drop anywhere in the house in the 28 months I have been here with the metal roof over me.