Creekside Cabin Farm Snow 02-02-2013

Our future Guest House.........

Our future Guest House………

Icicles

Icicles

Let's have a cook out.....

Let’s have a cook out…..

Norwegian Spruce next to our Cellar House....

Norwegian Spruce next to our Cellar House….

Looking up the stream behind the Cabin.....

Looking up the stream behind the Cabin…..

Norwegian Spruce looking up the holler....

Norwegian Spruce looking up the holler….

Snow resting peacefully on the Norwegian Spruce

Snow resting peacefully on the Norwegian Spruce

Front Porch and creek looking up the Holler...

Front Porch and creek looking up the Holler…

Front Porch Icicles.....

Front Porch Icicles…..

Beautiful Norwegian Spruce ......

Beautiful Norwegian Spruce ……

The Creek looking up the Holler.....

The Creek looking up the Holler…..

Wishing Well and bridge....

Wishing Well and bridge….

Snowy hills......

Snowy hills……

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road.....

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road…..

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road.....

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road…..

Our road from town....

Our road from town….

Our road looking up the Holler.......

Our road looking up the Holler…….

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road.....

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road…..

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road.....

Creekside Cabin Farm from the road…..

Creek and icicles on the Front Porch

Creek and icicles on the Front Porch

Snow on the side of the creek in front of the Cabin...

Snow on the side of the creek in front of the Cabin…

Snow on the side of the creek in front of the Cabin...

Snow on the side of the creek in front of the Cabin…

Built and temporarily installed our New Gas Distribution Manifold Assembly

April 16, 2012

Bill

Today I built and temporarily installed our New Gas Distribution header assembly next to the root cellar.

New Manifold

We are very fortunate to have free natural gas for our use, as there is a working gas well located on our property. The gas company installs a low pressure regulator, meter, and shut off valve as compensation for the gas well located on the property. They also pay royalties to the mineral rights owner, but when we purchased the property the previous owner did not have the mineral rights and so we only get the free gas, for which we are very grateful.

The yellow gas line from the gas well is seen laying on top of the ground coming down the hill into the new manifold. I am reworking the gas lines because the line feeding the workshop was positioned through the middle of our garden site. The photo shows the temporary 1/2″ yellow flex line connecting the house (leftmost vertical) and the new Emergency Power Generator gas line 1″ standard yellow gas PVC pipe attached to the manifold. The yellow 1″ capped line to the right will be connected in the near future to provide gas to the workshop after I install the stream crossing.

After all gas lines have been connected I will construct a proper enclosure, complete with removable doors for additional future modifications.