Added some details around the doors, got the door in, all of the stucco chain is up.

Lots of foam seal on the roof line and anywhere there was a crack or opening.

Back wall on and took three tries to cut the roof notches out… all the felt is done, where you see the back felt will be the stucco.

Adrienne had to help hold the top section of the back wall until I was able to drive a few screws in.

Made a shade door that fir perfectly out of the closet door I cut in half.

now no one can see in. but if I need more light I can open it up and have light on my work table.

The formal inauguration took place on Wednesday, May 18, 2022 at 1500 at Madera Post 131 Membership Meeting. District 2 Commander, Gary Smith, conducted the inauguration with the assistance of outgoing Sgt at Arms Mike Davis.

It was pretty hot so i only worked about 6 hours today. Got all the walls covered except for the back… need to get another sheet of OSB.

Put up some of the felt and tomorrow i will start on the chicken wire and the roof.

I need to figure out how to cut two sheets of 4 ft by 8 ft and make the two into 64 inches by 98 inches.

Front wall and rafters and some river rock for the front. The river rock was free on next door.

I started a small shed for the backyard so I can put a bunch of the tools and Christmas tree out there and try and regain some of my floor space in the garage.

Price of lumber is so high and the veterans 10% off doesn’t apply to lumber or other building supplies… I did end up saving 29 bucks which isn’t too bad , but the bill was still over 600 bucks… uhg! I worked all Saturday from 8 AM until around 4:30, wasn’t too bad once I got shade. I got all four walls done and three of them up and anchored.

5th Annual Quail Creek Car Show

When: April 03, 2022 10:00 AM, MST
Where: Quail Creek Madera Clubhouse

Great weather and a beautiful day in Green Valley.

• There was no judging. There was no classifications. Each entrant was given a single ballot to vote for the best of show.
• What a great event, tons of great cars.
• There was music, auctions and prizes throughout the day.
• Food Service was be provided by Quail Creek Catering or Food Trucks. The peach beery cobbler was awesome!

Please feel free to down load and print any of the following pictures from the November 6th, 2021 Marine Corps Birthday, sponsored by the Green Valley Marine Corps League.

Thank you for all who attended and made this night so special.

Thanks to all of our friends making this a fun and special night! Here is some photos from our Halloween party 2021, decorations and our group photo!

Having a bunch of stuff all over the house, in drawers, closets and in the garage, I decided to get my bug out bag filled and finished for our next trip or camping event.

It is nice to have it all in one and looking at the list I did quite well without spending too much for the other odds and ends I did not have.

The truck tent, cots and sleeping bags did not get on this list because they are not in the bag. Below is my check off list… I also bought a very nice roller bag, military large. Tons of big pockets both inside and out.

• Drinking Water (3 Liters)  One liter minimum, per day, per person is highly recommended.
• Collapsible Water Bottle
• Hard Water Bottle
• Metal Water Bottle / Canteen
• Water Filters / Purification Systems
• Water Purification Tablets (Qty 3)

• Protein / Energy Bars (Qty 6)
• MREs / Dehydrated Meals (Qty 3)
• Spork
• P-38 Can Opener
• Metal Cooking Pot
• Metal Cup
• Pot Scrubber
• Portable Stove
• Stove Fuel (Qty 8 Tablets)

• Lightweight Long Sleeve Shirt
• Medium Weight Fleece
• Hat w/ Flex Brim
• Working Gloves
• Rain Poncho

• Tarp
• Ground Pad
• Wool Blanket

• Ignition Source (Qty 3)
• Tinder (Qty 3)
• Waterproof Storage

• First Aid Kit
• Insect Repellant
• Mylar Survival Blanket

• Wet Napkins
• Hand Sanitizer
• All-Purpose Camp Soap
• Hygiene/Signal Mirror
• Small Pack Towel
• Travel Toilet Paper (Qty 2)
• Travel Size Toothbrush & Toothpaste
• Other Personal Hygiene Necessities

• Survival Knife
• Multi-Tool
• Machete

• LED Headlamp
• Mini LED Keychain
• Light Glowstick
• Mini LED Light
• Candles
• Batteries (all types, 9V , 1.5V AAA, AA, C, D)

• Cell Phone (old one that can be used to connect to WIFI)
• Crank Power Charger
• Emergency Radio with Hand Crank
• or a solar panel capable of charging your comm (This is that I have, also charges a flash light , power supply)

• Dimes (one roll)
• Nickels (one roll)
• Quarters (one roll)
• Local Area Map
• Compass
• Small Note Pad / Pencil
• Emergency Whistle

• Pepper Spray ( I am using wasp spray)
• Handgun not in bag
• Takedown rifle not in bag
• Ammunition (Qty 25 rnds minimum) not in bag

• 550 Parachute Cord (50′)
• Cotton Bandana
• Duct Tape (25’)
• 55 Gal. Contractor Garbage Bag (Qty 2)
• Resealable Bags (Qty 5, Various Sizes)
• Sunglasses
• N95 Face Mask
• Sewing Kit
• Latex Tubing (3’)
• Survival Axe
• Fishing Kit
• Condoms (Non-lubricated) (water proofing small items, cell phone, etc.)
• Binoculars (Optional) I had mine first set from when I was a boy… still work great!
• Face Paint
• Military Surplus Survival / Snare Wire