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| We borrowed a scaffold from generous, friendly neighbors, I love this desert! |
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| Cholla in bloom. |
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| We believe that 5-6 weeks after eggs appeared, the babies are off learning with Mom and Dad. We found ZERO signs of "fowl" play, and we saw Mom or Dad down the way a bit. |
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| Connecting all the plaster rows. |
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| Starting to blend in! Scary clouds threaten our day. |
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| The dome dwarfed by the Goat. |
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| Pretty sure plaster fixes EVERYTHING... |
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| View from above the leaning arch entranceway. |
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| Another view from on top. On the small dome. |
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| Raquel is crushing the preliminary plaster. Ninja training continues. You MUST BALANCE on the BUCKET. SAND IS HOT LAVA! |
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| Testiles.. er... I mean... Test Reptiles. |
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| Cool headgear. Raquel! |
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| Master Plaster er |
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| TesTile, Reptile. Side view, boogaloo |
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| I lost it... oh there's Waldo. |
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| Aaaaahhhhhh (angelic chorus) |
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| Dome from front view. Note: Jon is not to scale (1.25 scale) |
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| Even in the doorway. |
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| With plaster all on the main dome now, the window looks sweet and the dome overall looks more "monolithic" |
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| Another view of the plaster as is. |
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| Can a door/ entranceway be sexy? |
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| A look at the window plaster. |
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| A closer look at the window sill plaster and the reflection of a madman! but seriously, look how nice the burnished sill looks. |
