This week has brought about the foundation and poles in the center row of the building. I missed taking pictures of this step in the back row, so made sure to snap some pictures of how they did it. Once the foundations were laid they set up the metal barriers around the metal rods to keep the cement in, then they poured it into each of the poles. They used a chute to pour the cement in, and the guy at the bottom used a rod to make sure the cement got tightly packed together and filled in all the possible cracks.
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pouring cement into the pole molds, making
sure it is nice and tight.
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I think this was before they poured the cement in,
but I could be wrong. Notice the fish line showing
them where to put things so they are nice and straight.
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| getting the molds out of the hole was a hard job. |
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| taking off the molds so they can be used again |
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