
I used four loads of five buckets each of gravel as a foundation, and sprinkled that with Quickrete we had left over from the goat barn build before placing the stones. The steps are surprisingly solid, only one or two wobble slightly and might not have at all if we had not used the steps while the quickrete was curing (forgot about that step). But man, was I glad we have an old pile of driveway gravel on our property! That would have been 20 bags of $5 each, geeh.

I removed the old door and put this didn't-quite-work greenhouse door in the opening so it does not rain in as much. Had to tie it down with bungees though, this one immediately blew over as well! Maybe we should start thinking "windmill" instead of "solar array" LOL
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