Fort

Last year, we inherited a large play structure from some friends. The only cost was time and effort in that we had to remove it and transport it ourselves. After an afternoon of breaking concrete and sawing extra posts and digging, we had the fort on the trailer and drove it 30 miles to our house. That was slow going, but we got it there.

Arrival

Here is how it arrived.

picture of a wooden play structure on the truck trailer

And here is how it was after it was unloaded from the trailer.

picture of a wooden play structure still needing some assembly

Assembly

It was my task to move all the pieces in place, make sure they were secure, and attach them. My dad spent his evening helping me do that.

picture of a wooden play structure still needing some assembly

And the kids helped too.

picture of a children helping assemble a wooden play fort

Finish

The whole thing is about 35-40 feet long. The kids enjoy it, and we definitely got our money’s worth out of it.

picture of a wooden play fort

I will say to the LORD, “My refuge and my fortress, My God, in whom I trust!”

Psalm 91:2

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2 Responses to “Fort”

  1. Ricky Anderson Says:

    I’m rather jealous of your kiddos.

  2. Some Guy Says:

    Ricky, you are welcome to come use it.

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