Let's see what the termites do with these babies!
Things at False Bluff, on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast, continue to develop...to change, to grow. Nature doesn't stop even when a pandemic throws a barricade at us. We're not on site but nature has continued to develop the plans that we laid out more than 10 years ago....and it just gets better and better.
02 March 2015
House lots and termites
In 2014 we had seven house lots surveyed. We then marked each corner of each lot with a wooden stake. Each stake was completely painted with oil paint - twice - before the appropriate lot number was painted on the stakes, one numbered stake for each lot's corner. For being done under fairly primitive conditions the stakes looked nice and the sky blue color showed up really well.
In 2015 we replaced all those stakes because the termites ate right through both layers of oil paint and much of the wood. We replaced those nice wooden stakes with nice PVC stakes - again, one stake for each of the four corners of each of the seven lots - with numbers.
