David Hamlow.
What can you say. His post consumer product dome was wonderful. All the containers were used by him. He wrestled for three days to get the thing standing. He did. It was amzing. He decided to take down after getting some good images of it because of the ruthless winds and conditions. He will still be out each week end building post consumer toys in the Larvea.

Paul Linden is back. Has Woodshop Shanty new and improved. His floor looks wet but it is just varished to a glossy sheen. Look for the Wood chips to fly during the weekends. His grilling will tempt the taste buds.

The Armstrong High School art class came out in force to install their shanty. They worked together and got it up before they had to go back to class. This is one project that has connected the project with the community we are in. It is very nice to see small groups of high school kids coming out to see it. A special thanks to the teachers that supported the students and made this happen.

The before.
The set up was amazing. There was team work and resourcefulness. Almost all the projects were up and running by Friday night. There were crews working well in to the evening.
Thanks to all the people who came and helped with the set up. And to all the artist that worked so hard to make this happen.

You will have to find these in the project.
They are hidden and not so secret. Click image for slide show

Public announcement about the weather and the Ice.