On November 30th, Craig McCoy spent the day filling in the electrical ditch and spreading gravel around the site. We now have electricity ou=t to the site, and gravel walkways all around. The deck and ramp are almost finished, and Craig put gravel right up to the shed, so we don't need any stairs.
We still need to figure out what lighting fixtures we want for the outside and inside of the yurt, and we will need to complete the electrical wiring to the yurt. We are also researching floor options since we now just have a plywood floor.
We are hoping to have everything finished and ready for occupancy by the spring.
Thanks to the many volunteers, and our contractor, Mac Smith, for all of the work to get us to this point. We are excited about all of the possible uses in the coming years.
We had a productive two days at the Kitsap Yurt site this week. On Friday Craig McCoy and his tractor dug the 100' trench from the main electrical box to the yurt site and he also prepared the site for the shed we bought off of craiglist. Thanks, Craig!. Mac Smith, our contractor, worked on the ramp to the yurt.
After two days of great teamwork, the Kitsap Yurt is now finished. Special thanks to Michael Fuhrman of Rainier Yurts for supervising the yurt raising. The entire team appreciated his expertise and direction. Thanks also to Mac Smith, our contractor, for lending his expertise to the team.
The yurt platform is finished! Mac did a great job. Thanks to Don Nolte for his help all week long. It's a big, big circle in the middle of the forest. 
Mac Smith, our contractor, has started building the yurt platform that will be the foundation of our new 27' Rainier Eagle yurt. 
We are excited to add this building to our Kitsap property. The holes were drilled today, and he will spend the next week building the platfrom, with the help of volunteer Don Nolte.