Soon it will take form. 14 workers in the yard right now. Shooting for completion by 12/15.xbacksideslider wrote:Cool stuff, wish I could understand it better; hard to see detail.
That was tight focus. Since the project is fixed-price, I don't worry about how many are working, but today the count was 14. I would be going crazy if it were a "hourly" project. But it is not my problem. Thank goodness.Tetge wrote:I didn't count 14 workers, but, those that I saw looked like the same dudes that hang around the parking lot of the Home Depot, other than the back hoe with the rusted roof. I guess that day laborers are still relatively inexpensive in Mexico to have 14 working on the project. But, if this is the final project, what will you do to enhance the local economy and keep occupied after it is done?
Typically, storms from the coast don't make it here (during my 5 years at least). Just as a precaution, I am cancelling my dawn tee off. I heard a little wind during the night, we have cloud cover. We get massive rains here, but they seem to just spring up from ??? dump like mofos and head off to ??? With the workers, we use Sat and Sunday at quiet days. So we will see if there is any effect on Monday which right now is predicted to be 80% chance of rain.03_SONIC_BLUR wrote:Is there a stoppage due to rain from Hurricane Patricia? Rainfall amounts? We are curious because it doesn't rain here
