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Expectant Crowd Gathers In Wild Jubilation |
Mr. Truck Driver - OPEN THAT DOOR! |
That's it?
Not even a full load? |
Jerry's Yellow "Do it All" |
Easy Jerry! Easy. The customer is watching |
Yep! Its got our name on the tag. |
Hmmm, seems everything is here but the foundation |
Each bundle is strategically placed and carefully oriented for the framers |
I don't know, Jerry. Put it any place you can find a spot |
Windows and Doors |
More stuff |
An early look at the balcony glass sliding door |
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Ma Lindal still searching for the missing foundation |
Amazingly, it appears they were able to squeeze the entire kit into this tiny box |
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| Mr Lucky's Day Off |
... Or Why the Crowd was really cheering |
48' trying to bend around the inside of a 40' curve |
Who ya gonna call when your luck runs out?
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The M543 1971 5Ton Wrecker eyeballs Mr. Lucky's situation |
Piece of cake for the ole war dog |
On the road again! |
The 9AM delivery finally arrives at 1:30 PM |
Think anyone will notice? |
Meanwhile, over on BayBerry Island, (about 500 yards as the heron flies but 5 miles as the road winds) Truck #2 missed the turn on to Jarvis Point Road and needs a little assistance too |
Scene Two, Act Two: BayBerry Island |
Mr. Lucky's accomplice |
Same winching strategy, different truck |
With no where to turn around, the driver and I as the guide backed the truck off the island, across the bridge and about 2 miles down the road to the Palmer Point Road intersection |
| We parked at the entrance to Monarch Shores Road and went to get the other truck out before entering with this one. Lucky's luck held and he got hung up on a fallen tree in the final turn. Fortunately a little art work with our chainsaw freed him for situation #3 |
Yep. Stuck.
Situation #4 |
Jerry's Do-It-All eventually did pull the truck out |
If only this actually worked, the picture and story would have paid for the day's expense |
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