The full site can be viewed at http://bozhog.blogspot.com. Here you will see occasional updates of various backhoe projects, tree removal, land clearing, dirt work and brushhogging. I've been been blessed to meet the nicest people imaginable while being a small part of peoples' dreams around their home and land.
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Now THAT'S an office with a view
My view when I showed up at "the office" a couple days ago. It was beautiful.
Tuesday, January 6, 2015
More winter brushhogging and land clearing
A long drive down to the Slaughterville/Noble area made for a great day in a fairly remote area. The temp was still in the 20's when I showed up so the otherwise wet, muddy ground was still hard as a rock.
Some before and after shots of the rough, rugged area.
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Some before and after shots of the rough, rugged area.
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New driveway add-on via a retaining wall
Every now and then I get to work on a project that, when finished, the result is something much more than purely aesthetic.
We're not yet finished but with a couple sessions on-site, the results are working out great.
The young man with whom I've been working is confined to a wheelchair due to a freak swimming incident. He didn't dive in and hit his head on the bottom of the pool but instead crashed head first into the side of an above ground pool. The injuries were instant and near deadly. I'll not go into the full details here except to say that it's been a pleasure to meet this young man and help build a spot where he can park his new wheelchair accessible van.
It was almost dark and absolutely freezing when I finished so I forgot to take pictures of just the dirt.
Before:
After - he can now turn his van around at the top of the driveway and not back blindly down the otherwise steep drive.
We're not yet finished but with a couple sessions on-site, the results are working out great.
The young man with whom I've been working is confined to a wheelchair due to a freak swimming incident. He didn't dive in and hit his head on the bottom of the pool but instead crashed head first into the side of an above ground pool. The injuries were instant and near deadly. I'll not go into the full details here except to say that it's been a pleasure to meet this young man and help build a spot where he can park his new wheelchair accessible van.
It was almost dark and absolutely freezing when I finished so I forgot to take pictures of just the dirt.
Before:
After - he can now turn his van around at the top of the driveway and not back blindly down the otherwise steep drive.
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