Something else falls off the cliff. Stick handling my way through building this tiny cabin.

I suppose this video is an accurate description of the reality of this process for me. A whole lotta time spent doing something, but getting nothing done. I thought my next plan would be to build/extend the little back deck, but not only did my saw fall down the cliff, I kinda realized that the deck will be higher up the back wall than I imagined, which will make my ability to work on the back wall really difficult.
I filmed this over 2 days back to back, basically just getting materials out there and down the cliff. It's disappointing that I didn't get much of anything done, and a good chunk of my working hours on day two was spent trying to find my saw. (sigh).
But I must carry on, and stick handle my way through this build, taking things as they come. One way or another it'll get built!
I know people in the past have suggested a french drain for my back wall issue, but I think that would require a whole lot more work than I'm willing to invest in. I want something really simple, using materials I kinda have on hand, as my thought (and I could be wrong about this) is that having a reasonable sized deck there will greatly reduce the material drifting towards the back wall of the cabin. No? 😬
Anyway - this next week I will tackle getting a portion of the back wall done, maybe do the deck, or maybe keep on with insulation/windows and doing something about that annoying Tyvek 🤪
Either way, I'll see you out there again in the next video!
M 💕
(We have Starlink internet at home, but it's still really slow and this video took a long time - sorry for the delay 😬)