Did we ever replace the torn screen in the lake bedroom?

Opening weekend, May 7 and 8. Earl had the water on by Thursday.

One mouse nest in the silverware drawer. The screen on the lake-side bedroom window is torn at the corner. Ray patched it; needs replacing.

Dock: three deck boards soft at the shore end. Ray replaced them Sunday morning with 2x6 cedar from Lakeland Hardware, $41.16. He says the cribs underneath are the real problem.

Left up north for next time: the porch chairs still in the boathouse, the screens for the kitchen windows, the bird feeders.

Cabin windows: eleven new ones, finished yesterday, September 22. Nate Lahti's crew, nine working days. $13,600.00.

Which: every window but the big one over the kitchen sink, which was new in 2018. Three in the main room, two in each bedroom, one in the bathroom, one in the hall.

Double-pane, wood inside, green metal outside. They tilt inward to wash; two catches at the top of each sash, pushed toward the middle.

Guarantees, per the paper Nate left: 20 years against fogging between the panes; 10 on the frames and the hardware; 2 on his own work.

- Three of the sills were soft and were rebuilt.
- Screens come out from inside. They may stay in all winter.
- Do not paint the weatherstrip. (He looked at Ray.)

The storm panels, 22 of them, went away on Nate's trailer.

The shed: Nate came and looked. Sound, dry, 12 x 16, on a slab. He will send a price over the winter.