Posted by super99 on August 16, 2009 at 04:32:17 from (75.107.180.224):
Trillium Dell Timber Works and the Timber Framers Guild arrived at the new Antique Engine and Tractor Association showgrounds north of Geneseo, Ill. this week to assemble the new main building. They spent the first day or 2 moving all the wood outside and sorting it out. It is all preassembled on the ground and moved into place. I went up Saturday morning to work and the first picture is what was done when I arrived. Last picture is how much got done in a day. I worked on one of the assembly crews, The Timber Framers did all the high work. The building has a loft on each side of the building and a open center. Both sides were up by the end of the day. The cranes are coming back Monday and Tuesday to set the tops on the frames and put up rafters.We are also working on the new sawmill building. It will be interesting to go back next weekend and see how much they accomplished. One of the club member set up a game camera on a pole and has it set to take a picture every 5 minutes, so we will be able to watch slow motion progress as it goes up. I'm not sure how fast they will get to it, but there will be pictures of the construction on the website www.ae-ta.com We are thinking about trying to get a bus to give rides to the new showgrounds during the show so people can see the new building and know where the new site is. Looks like rain today, Not sure if anyone will work on the sawmill building today or not, if they do, I'll probably go up after church and help. Chris
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