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regent street evac.a brief chronicle of a few days of work in 2003 |
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Do folks say theres a lot of garbage on the web? Well I say dont put off till the day after tomorrow what you can do tomorrow. Wait just a second while these thumbnails load, then click on the pix for enlargements (some of which are quite detailed) (!) Be sure to check it out at 800x600 ...
The day I took the pix there were 1.5 tons of stuff in the drive | A bear here & there | A sign to keep the vultures from ripping it apart (thanx Wendy) |
Im working upstairs | The hall is stoic & tidy | But the fridge inside #4 suggests something different |
Indeed 4 days of extractive evacuation & its still eye high | Um | That is |
And then theres those bottles & theres something in them | Just hope I dont damage anything raking it to the floor | The kitchen has been cleared |
The water is running - barely | Its a beautiful place with lots of air | & Ill fill 10 of these bags with emptied bottles before I go |
One more quick look at the living room ... | But today is bathroom day. When I moved the fridge away from the doorway the stuff was piled against it chest high. It was so packed down it didnt collapse. It took a day to clear the doorway | Today I can reach the things heaped up in the room |
Its piled up on the toilet & sink. Its piled high on the tub under the window. Excuse me a moment ... | Thats better; about 20 bags of stuff taken out & the floor scraped & swept to the edge of the tub | Theres still the rest of the stuff soaked & decomposing in the tub |
Oh yeah - Stachybotrus chartarum (atra) - its just bucketloads of toxic black slime mold like you find where theres extensive water damage | & pardon me if this looks like a bag of, well | Ill just have to take a break ... |
First thing the next day the slime mold is bagged, the tub is scraped & mopped | Nice place actually | You can hear the campanile thru the northerly window |
The trees harbour the cool air even during the summer sunset | Maybe Ive seen just about enough of this | What a long strange trip its been |
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