Prospective Layers
			A Birdseye View
The 1^st rough sketch.	Click on these small images to view their galleries of detail and full-screen rendition.		The birdseye to the left was my 2^nd attempt to develop a workable plan from which I can then make a list of materials. The clips to the right are my 3^rd, each drawn from, and an improvement upon, the previous, one way or another, as each also provides an alternative viewpoint.		BEFORE AFTER

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1. The Original. Photo taken in 1969.		2. Prospective Foundation, 2001
	A best guess layout as it was from '68 to '01. (I'm in MA and it's in CA as I draw these plans). Estimated 7' X 21'.Awning windows, sliding picture window added in '68, door, partition with hinged drop table added in '68, closets, icebox, bed, rear storage trunk. (Forgot the tongue.)		A 3' high block foundation/storage area to support the trailer & an 8' addition - with vents, bolted door & subfloor joists. Posts, bracketed below-grade to concrete footings 3' deep, to carry a deck and later support a roof.
3. Plumbing		4. Floor Joists & a Remodeled Trailer
	The 500 gal (?) tank gets filled for about $50. PVC pipe drops below grade to the addition & overhead to the black tank, to absorb the sun's heat & home as 'hot' water, then to 2 sinks, toilet, shower(see below). A PVC drain runs over a fiber-board subfloor and out to the septic.		A sill bolts to the foundation. Floor joists attach to that. A trailer partition is moved for a larger kitchen. Below grade 2x4s wrap additional deck posts. Wire mesh frames (not visible; see side view below) above them keep critters out. Deck joists sit atop them.
5. A Floor & a Deck		6. Walls, Screens & a Side View
	The plywood floor includes 2 trap doors, shower stall & sill plate. The decking will probably be red cedar and has its own sill plate. A slider will open to the deck.		Windows, doors, studs & plywood sheathing wrap the addition. Dry-wall partitions & doors create the office, hall, bath & extended bedroom. 8 screen panels & a door wrap 3 sides of the deck, the bottom half of each protected by a steel grate to keep the cat in & coyotes out.
7. Furniture & Top Plate		8. A Ceiling & The Trailer Roof
	The queen bed gives some perspective. A shelving unit opens to the hall, the bath & the bedroom. A desk, bookcase, a bureau, sofa, chairs, rugs, lamps & heaters will be added. A fridge, counter & cabinets create a kitchen.		(Initially, power will come through rechargeable batteries from a 5000W generator (not visible) 100' from the house, baffled. Propane will also provide light & heat. Eventually, solar panels will power a battery bank.)
9. Rafters, Gutters & Water Collection		10. Sheathing
	Rain flows from the gutter to a filtered sediment barrel & then a water barrel, tapped for good drinking/cooking. This structure will be built as modules, including the roof, so that one day it can be unbolted & moved to an arroyo up in the hill, after a stone ramp/bridge is completed.		¾” plywood or fiber-board, depending on financial situation.
11. Roofing