The top of the stairs opens out at the brown trapdoor just north of the clothesline.
The roof has a very shallow slope, but even so it's prudent to include a safety railing.
A look through the window down at the tavern, showing how it looks with natural daylight alone.
And that takes us back down to ground level.
Just inside the inn's delivery doors is a trapdoor. When it's down, it allows easy passage between the kitchen & scullery.
And when it's raised, it gives the kitchen and delivery doors access to the ramp that leads down to the cellar.
The floor plan, including the inn's plumbing system.
Two interior shots of the cellar, showing containers of various foodstuffs & beverages used in the inn's kitchen and bar.
Sacks of oats, flour, & beans, crates of lettuce, peppers, & salt pork, barrels of potatoes, turnips, & onions, casks of beer, extra firewood, a wheel of cheese, it's all here.
The underground section of the plumbing, showing both the well-pipes (colored turquoise) leading up to the water pumps in the scullery & bathing-room, the drains (copper pipes) leading down from said rooms, and the septic tank underneath the two lavatories. Who says I don't know how to end a tour on a high note?
And THAT'S my inn! Does anyone have questions? All feedback will be appreciated.