The evening temperature inversion:
And, the morning temperature inversion:
The evening temperature inversion:
And, the morning temperature inversion:
Tractor power being used to deliver stones for building the foundations:
Don’t worry there was a large boulder below the wheel!
Before Easter we experimented with making our own Walliser käseschnitte. Of course this required a lot of experimentation and tasting!
Some of our previous versions from the electric grill:
Just completed building our first Fogão a Lenha – i.e. Brazilian wood burning cooking stove. With a hint of the rocket mass heater / stove thrown in.

Fire from the entranceway can be felt on the third ring in – drawn along by the draught from the chimney.
The ‘Davies and Daughters Towing Company’ just helped out ZESA and collected a nice heavy 3 phase 50 KVA transformer using the flat bed trailer. Then hauled it up and swapped it out with the 10 KVA unit.

Arcing horns on the 50 KVA oil immersion transformer
This thing weighs in somewhere around 550 kg including windings and oil.
Thank you ZESA!
Time for the big boy – Joey – and true to form for big strong men he needed one and a half ‘wee drams’ before being willing to submit to the dentist!