Raquel stayed in the big dome, covering a decent amount with only 2 bags worth of stucco. We decided to call it a day when the sponges gave out and had zero structure, disintegrating and sticking to the wall as it simultaneously was pulling off stucco. We will get back at it next week with solid tools and materials. I'll finish the small dome and join Raquel in the big dome to crush it. I think we may even need another, bigger ladder! But it was a stormy wonderful day and the god rays were out like crazy! Even a bad build day is a good day in the desert. It was nice to spend the day with Raquel.
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| Just another day in the Mojave Desert XD |
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| Digital clouds not convincing |
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| Plastering upside down is not easy, neither is chiseling upside down. |
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| Just wait... |
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| Then you clean it. |
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| Epic doorway view |
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| Dog ear recess established. |
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| Close up of porthole dog ear. |
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| Extreme close up of porthole dog ear. |
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| Matching stucco ladder |
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| Plaster Elf |
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| Almost impossible to capture the Mojave Plaster Elf in action. |
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| Indeed we are fortunate to witness this. |
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| The Tree. |
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| Bob Ross in Heavan |
