How about we measure the last dismantle day as every good thing needs to come to an end.

Saturday was our last day of dismantle, all of the walls were down and all that was left was the floor framing and the sheathing that was place on top of it.  It doesn’t really seem like a hard thing to do but let me tell you it was no easy task.  The flooring was the first thing that we put down, and at that time it was probably the first time most people had ever built anything ever, and making sure things were perfect is what we do best.  So needless to say there were a lot of screws and they were sunk, and then since so many people had walked over the top of it that the OSB had been smoothed so much that the holes for the screws were almost hidden or unseen.  The OSB had also been tongue grooved together so we had to start at one end and pull it up one piece at a time.  However, since we were determined to get it finished it did not take too long to get the flooring and the framing apart and put into groups and labeled.  It was kind of hard to see the structure completely gone, it has been such a long, amazing ride, that I learned so much from and an experience that will forever change that way that I construct and look at designing.