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Medallion panel representing the beheading of a saint, copied from one of the original 13th century windows of the nearby cathedral.
Certain elements have been left solely with the trace line to show how bright the glass would appear without any washes of paint to control the light or to illustrate how important it is to tone in with surrounding corroded ancient glass during restoration to preserve the visual integrity of the design.
One of several highly skilled copies of medieval glass on display in the Centre Vitrail ('Stained Glass Centre') at Chartres.
A photo I restored for my boyfriend's Dad. See 'all sizes' to see the full level of damage and restoration :)
Crews continue to work on restoring power to Kenmore after a mid-November wind storm. This crew was finishing up work at the intersection of 66th Ave NE and NE 185th.
Restoration work is on hold while the route of HS2, the new London to Sheffield, Leeds railway line is finalised. HS2 will cross somewhere here. Staveley, Chesterfield, UK.
Every April 100 ONDA members gather to work on a restoration project, dance, drink beer and get caught up on "all things ONDA". This year our restoration project involved installing 15 beaver dam analogues in Pine Creek and using juniper trunks to protect plantings from browse.
Photo by ONDA
More than 100 CBMM members joined Boatyard Manager Michael Gorman on Thursday, October 13, as he described how shipwrights and apprentices are shaping and carving the new hull for Edna Lockwood like they did more than 127 years ago, while enjoying drinks from a local brewery.
Guests were also asked to share what excited them the most about the historic restoration project. To learn more, visit cbmm.org or ednalockwood.org.