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12 years ago I started to renovate this 200 year old worker's cottage near Bradford on Avon Wiltshire. Now I'm on the move again. I will miss this place, so much has happened here from the age of 21. Video nights, romantic fire lit evenings. Dinner parties, daft parties. Friends stopping over. Arguments, break ups. demolition, rebuilding, decorating, burst water pipes creating floods. Stress & fun times.
It's all change, hopefully for the better back in Bristol where friends are.
Here's to a new life full of promise & hopefully better times.
Goodbye Rhodes Cottage........
12 Arnold Grove, Wavertree, Liverpool.
George Harrison was born in this house on 25 February 1943. It was to be his home for the first almost seven years of his life.
It was rented by his parents, George and Louise Harrison, for about 20 years - from 1930 until 2 January 1950.
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The photo was taken in July 2001.
Created by Logue & In Merry Motion exhibit at the National Library Board for the Singapore Memory Project.
Created by Logue & In Merry Motion exhibit at the National Library Board for the Singapore Memory Project.
Căn hộ chung cư Thạnh Lộc (First Home HCM) là một dự án nhà ở dành cho người có thu nhập thấp do Liên minh Hợp tác xã TP.HCM làm chủ đầu tư ban đầu, nhằm phát triển quỹ nhà ở để phục vụ cho xã viên các hợp tác xã và người lao động có thu nhập trung bình thấp, mở đầu cho hành trình mang đến những căn hộ hiện đại, tiện nghi với giá cả phải chăng.
Dự án nhà ở đầu tiên dành cho người có thu nhập thấp trên địa bàn TPHCM dự kiến sẽ được khởi công vào ngày 26/7 tới tại phường Thạnh Lộc, quận 12
Dự án có quy mô 14 tầng và 1 tầng hầm, xây dựng trên diện tích 5.000 m2 với tổng mức đầu tư 202 tỷ đồng.
Sau khi đi vào hoạt động, First Home HCM sẽ cung cấp thêm 486 căn hộ chung cư cho người mua với chất lượng tốt và mức giá hợp lý.
TP.HCM sắp có nhà ở dành cho người thu nhập thấp đầu tiên tại Phường Thạnh Lộc Quận 12 dự kiến ngày 26/7 tới đây, đơn vị này sẽ chủ trì khởi công dự án Chung cư First home Thạnh Lộc
(còn gọi là First Home HCM), một dự án nhà ở dành cho người có thu nhập thấp đầu tiên được thực hiện tại thành phố mang tên Bác.
dự án nhà ở dành cho người thu nhập thấp đầu tiên tại TP.HCM
hoàn thành sẽ cung cấp 486 căn hộ với các loại căn hộ diện tích khoảng từ 43m2 đến 61m2 với mức giá từ 380 triệu đến hơn 600 triệu đồng
Chủ đầu tư cam kết sẽ thi công đúng kế hoạch tiến độ là 24 tháng.
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+ Căn hộ chung cư Thạnh Lộc toạ lạc tại Khu Phố 3C, Phường Thạnh Lộc Quận 12.
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All but one of our rhododendrons are blooming and it has been so fun to see what colors have emerged. I think the previous home owners did great since we have about 1 of each color!
The title appears on the back of this photo along with "Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hickman." The gentleman in this photo is no doubt very proud of his new home and this photograph was made to preserve that special memory of having your first home as a young adult. I believe he is actually standing next to his business, which is just to the left of his home. The signs hanging from the business are a post office sign and a "We Represent Continental Tailoring" sign. Found in Ohio.
Needs a new paint job, but I love this house in Normal Park! You can look at a virtual tour of my dream home here: www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=44312140892&h=c4tw...
Oh what I could do with over 2,000 sf! The possibilities are nearly endless!
Tell me what you think. Should we make an offer?
UPDATE 1/22/09: Elm has to go to sheriff sale, which means that it likely won't be back on the market for a LONG time. We are looking at about six months if all goes smoothly, so we are moving on. Going out tomorrow to look at some houses without Josh.
UPDATE 1/28/09: We got word that things may be moving more quickly than expected on this house. We think things may be moving faster because they know that we are seriously interested and we will move on if the process takes too long. We should know sometime next week if the deal between the banks went through.
"I had always thought dogs to be playful and spirited; to me they were animals who loved to chase sticks and romp around and lick you. That is, I used to think that, until that day I met the serious dogs. When I first saw the serious dogs, they were sitting on a small hill out to the side of my house watching the sunset. One dog was standing on his hind legs, leaning his elbow on a tree, lost in melancholy thought. They all watched this particularly glorious sunset, then each sighed in turn and strolled in a pack over the hill. Were these the dogs I had thrown bones to for the last several months? These day-dreamers?
"Several days later I saw the serious dogs lunching under the willow. They were not gulping their food down like Spritzie does; they seemed almost refined. After dining they buried their trash, cleaned themselves up, and disappeared over the horizon. I waited half an hour and then took my shovel over to that willow and dug up what they had buried there: several wrappers of cheese, some half-eaten doggie biscuits, and Good Lord! . . . two empty bottles of fairly expensive Bordeaux! I turned, confused, and saw a small pamphlet lying on the ground. I picked it up and read the title, "Federal Migratory Waterfowl Stamps." "Well," I thought, "some poor stamp collector left his book here. . ." Just then, one of the serious dogs appeared and gently took the volume from my hands and padded off.
"I stopped. This was something more than just some dogs who didn't like to play fetch. I decided to secretly follow this dog. I laid about a hundred yards back and watched him. I was impressed with his courtesy to other animals and his compulsion to leave his pathway neat. If a branch had fallen over he would right it; if leaves had blown over this trail, he would brush them back onto less traveled ground.
"Then I saw him crawl through an opening in some thick brush. As I approached, I could hear the sounds of other dogs moving lightly. I moved toward the opening and cautiously peered through. I could see a few dogs staring intently at something, as though studying it. I could not make out exactly what it was so I moved in closer. I was sure not to make my presence known. As I parted some branches in the brush, I saw a most incredible sight. A fully-constructed skeleton of a cow! The construction was crude to be sure, but, missing only the head and feet, it was well-formed and highly commendable. I remembered throwing them bones now and then, and I could recall several of the dogs seemingly analyze it before accepting it. I looked along the ground and saw several of the books I had thrown out months before. They were well kept and stored upright. Most were reference, but I recognized several of the better novels. Then I noticed some dogs all facing something and sniffing judiciously like connoisseurs would sniff wine. I could not make out what they were looking at as a bush blocked my line of sight. I moved ever so slowly through the underbrush, with such caution that it took me a full ten minutes to travel five feet. Then, with some trepidation, I lifted my eyes at the object of the dogs' curiosity and saw. . . My God! . . . THE LOST MONET!"
Hudson, Ohio, USA, April 2008.