Putting in the Driveway and RV

 

In April 2022 we got our 230 ft. driveway put in. It was a pretty momentous occasion since, up until this point, we were only able to walk onto our property. Driving up the driveway felt like we were finally making progress on building.





A few weeks later, the RV we purchased was delivered to the property. That gave us the ability to stay overnight and entire weekends, which we've done quite a bit over the summer.


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