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Roll 79 - 7
Roll 79 - 7 - The stack, waiting to go up		 Roll 79 - 9
Roll 79 - 9 - My cousin Chrissy flew in from BC, we're so thrilled she could be here		 Roll 79 - 10
Roll 79 - 10 - Dismantling the pile
Roll 80 - 13
Roll 80 - 13 - The whole gang		 Roll 80 - 1
Roll 80 - 1 - Making half bales		 Roll 80 - 5
Roll 80 - 5 - The first bale, My Mom, Me, Joanne, and my Dad. We wouldn't be this far without them
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Roll 80 - 6 - The building inspector sucumbs to Ceara's charms		 Roll 80 - 7
Roll 80 - 7 - A rapt audience learns how to stack		 Roll 80 - 9
Roll 80 - 9 - The first corner
Roll 81 - 1
Roll 81 - 1 - Jason and his big level		 Roll 81 - 2
Roll 81 - 2 - Chrissy and Tina 		Roll 81 - 3
Roll 81 - 3 - Halfway along the first wall
Roll 81 - 4
Roll 81 - 4 - Kimmy passes Jason a bale		 Roll 81 - 6
Roll 81 - 6 - Gator and Jake, I don't know who won		 Roll 81 - 7
Roll 81 - 7 - Paul demonstrates that architects can also measure
Roll 82 - 3
Roll 82 - 3 - The corner		 Roll 82 - 4
Roll 82 - 4 - The first wall		 Roll 82 - 6
Roll 82 - 6 - One exhausted dog
Roll 82 - 8
Roll 82 - 8 - Jason Stanat, my cousin-in-law, a great addition to the family 		Roll 82 - 9
Roll 82 - 9 - Stacking and stuffing		 Roll 82 - 10
Roll 82 - 10 - Tina, the straw queen, fills the gaps
Roll 82 - 11
Roll 82 - 11 - Jason uses another of their precision instruments: The Bale Basher		 Roll 82 - 12
Roll 82 - 12 - Carving the bales		 Roll 83 - 1
Roll 83 - 1 - View from the driveway
Roll 83 - 2
Roll 83 - 2 - A last minute readjustment		 Roll 83 - 5
Roll 83 - 5 - Neil fell in love with the grinder		 Roll 83 - 6
Roll 83 - 6 - The east wall, Dana stuffs
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Roll 83 - 10 - Why's Karen always so damn cheery?		 Roll 83 - 12
Roll 83 - 12 - In motion		 Roll 83 - 13
Roll 83 - 13 - I take a turn with the basher
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