With space at sixty

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Chapter 21: Cellar, Up the Mountain

When Tang Yue woke up the next day, it was already past seven in the morning. She got up late today. After brushing her teeth and washing her face, she cooked a bowl of noodles for breakfast. After breakfast, she ran to the brigade headquarters to borrow a shovel. After borrowing the shovel, Tang Yue walked around the house and chose a more suitable place.

The living room and bedroom are not suitable places where people come, so the storage room was finally chosen. Tang Yue planned to dig it into a shape that could accommodate people, so she wanted to do some research.

Suddenly, she thought, if the cellar is dug like that, would people find out and regard him as a spy? Finally, Tang Yue planned to dig five meters down, and then dig about ten square meters along the private plot. She would then put a ladder here to make it convenient to go up and down.

After Tang Yue made his plan, he decided to dig a circle with a diameter of one meter, draw the lines, and knock off the cement floor on top. Fortunately, there was not a very thick layer, only a thin layer on the surface. After knocking it off, Tang Yue took a shovel and started to shovel. After loosening the soil, he put it into the space.

This way, there was no need to pour the soil, and the speed was faster. In less than an hour, a five-meter-deep pit was dug. When he dug to the bottom, he found that the ladder had not been tied yet, so he hurriedly entered the space, used two bamboos to tie a ladder, and instantly left the space after tying it

Fortunately, no water was dug out below. After digging five meters, they started digging towards the back of the wall. They planned to dig to a height of two meters inside the cellar and began to dig diagonally downwards. When they had dug about one meter, they began to build steps leading downwards.

The top of the head also had to be dug to a height where one could stand. When they were more than three meters above the ground, Tang Yue began to dig horizontally, leaving four supporting pillars in the middle.

At noon, Tang Yue came out of the cellar, took out the takeaway that she had ordered before from the space, and fed the chickens some vegetable leaves.

Tang Yue was ready to continue digging. At about six or seven in the evening, she had finished digging. She took out the oilcloth from the space, put it on the ground, and came out. She was going to go to Uncle Li to make a lid tomorrow.

I boiled some water, waited for a while until the water was ready, then went to the bathroom next door to take a shower. After washing the clothes, I hung them on the clothesline outside, then prepared to go back for dinner. I didn't want to cook in the evening, so I took out a pancake and ate it with some braised pig's trotters. I ate until I was full.

After entering the space, I saw that the rice and corn had matured, and I harvested them with my mind. I planned to plant 200 acres of soybeans, 300 acres of cotton, 50 acres of onions, ginger, garlic and seasonings, and the remaining 200 acres of sesame. The fields are harvested about once every ten days or half a month. After feeding the pigs, I am ready to leave the space.

After leaving the space and returning to the kang, she took out 12 kilograms of cotton. It looked like a lot, but the quilt she made was three meters by four meters, so it wouldn't be very thick if it was spread out. She was going to make it into a mattress to pad the kang. The quilts she had prepared before were no longer suitable.

Fortunately, the original owner had a good craft and she could also embroider. Now that Tang Yue had inherited her memory, she also wanted to try to inherit some of the original owner's craft.

Take out the sky blue cloth, measure the size, take out grandma's sewing machine, and start to operate the sewing machine. Align the two pieces of cloth on top and sew on them. This is to prepare for making a quilt cover, so you don't have to wash the quilt often. If you wash the quilt too much, it will not keep warm.