The propane tank has been set! The children loved watching him unload everything. He had a large crane on the back of his truck that maneuvered the trencher and tank off of his trailer. We had one problem come up--they cut a couple of lines (phone lines perhaps?). We will face this problem in May when the phone company comes out. Otherwise, everything went smoothly today. I even removed most of the basement carpet! Woot!
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Keira and Liam watching him move the tank with the crane. |
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They wanted a closer look, so we went outside to watch. |
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Liam decided he didn't have to sit on mama's lap anymore. |
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The two cut lines. We should be able to splice them together (thank goodness) but still a bummer. Just one more thing to add to our to do list... |
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One exhausted little boy! |
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