Bricklaying Building a Porch from Start To Finish

And she's dying. Little ball, and I've seen this night, and I don't know... Is that solid under there? That's this. So there you have it guys, that's how you peg everything out. We'll keep you updated once we get it sorted with concrete, but it's relatively simple. Butting's in now, I've just missed the pouring, so... So you've tamped it and everything, is everything up to them pegs, man? Let's have a look. Oh yeah, you can see that top one there. It was there, wasn't it, Mel? Top of that. You can see it there. Yeah. That's it. Top of that. And that's our second. Yeah. Just run across, Mel, there. I'm just going to crack on with taking this roof off. So this roof needs to come off, because it's getting in the way. And then I'll crack on with building the side. This is down. We've knocked a couple of blocks off, never mind. I'm re-awaiting that big humping roof like that. Reading an old newspaper again. Trying to get the date. Daily Mirror. That's the day of May 31st, 1980. Look at this, baby. Look at that Ford Escort. 1980. Looks like an absolute dream. Solid door. Straight in sand. We was going to put a feature in, but we've just decided to leave it rendering and put something on after. I think it'll look better, and it'll add a nice contrast. Nice and bonny. Now it's time to get a mix on and get some plaster on the walls. Gotta be able to finish the clean bucket with some clean water. Really took the time on that. Done a good job. No, it's great, isn't it? We could build a dream. Start up something new. Let the old be dead. Let the shadows lead my head. When the world is on your shoulders And you feel like falling over Just come a little closer I'll be there for you Cause when we are together I know you feel the tension Just let me in your head So I can be there for you There for you The night is young Won't you sing for me