Monkey was amazed at the speed with which the team moved. Glenn did a lot of the roof work.

"He must have an amazing sense of balance the way he moves so confidently around up there," Opice informed no-one in particular. He often talks to himself out loud. If you hear him doing it you might worry. Up to now, only his webmaster admits to hearing him.

"Remember," Monkey reminds. "Those rolls of tarp weigh a lot, tho not so much in kilograms which us Czechs use. It's a lot easier to carry 1 kilogram than it is 2.2 pounds walking around on shingles, I should imagine. But still, I don't mind tenths so much as I do fractions. Us plush Europeans never talk about 'one and 17 - 32nds centimeters.' I don't know how you people cope.

"What were we talking about?"

This (400k) slide-show recreates the excitement and drama of the house further disappearing underneath the tent. It stars Glenn, Doug, with a special guest star appearance.

Watch closely and see if you can spot the guy who single-handedly guided the tarp down from the roof without even using any gravity!

This looks dangerous.

What trouble has Opice gotten himself into this time?

"Nothing! I'm not in trouble. I'm holding the tarp for Doug so he can finish clipping the last parts of the tent together. Why does everyone always assume the worst about me?"

Sure enough, Doug grabs tarp and rolls & clips. He's no-nonsense when it comes to getting the job done. Unfortunately, his rush to finish causes him to fail to notice two things:

1) he's mismatched the stripes, and

2) Monkey's still underneath "protecting" the sign.