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All of the doors are installed and the architraves are completed. This is the door to the walk in robe in the master bedroom showing the patterned finish and architrave - 6 August 2007
Was trying to capture a nice leading line to the left but got so caught up getting the picture of Michelle and Bella that I somehow missed it completely. Ohh well antique age seems to give some interest to the picture.
There are chandeliers all over this place and the only place I'd actually want one is inside this closet. Twirly twirl!
We are in the process of buying our very first home! It's the first floor of a renovated yellow Victorian built in 1926. It's in Salem, MA and is truly double the size of our current space. Who wants to come to our first party?
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My cousin Mike and his wife Joyce are walk leaders for the Wakefield Health Walks. I joined them for a leaders walk with some other leaders, where they get to be a bit more adventurous than on the led walks. The pics are geotagged so click the map link to see exactly where we were. We took a bus from Wafefield Bus Station to Middlestown and returned again via bus from Overton. We covered around 6 miles which wern't all muddy, and the rain held off until we got home, then there was a big hail storm which I'm glad we didn't suffer in the open.
After our Christmas meal with my family in Veldenz, we went walking for a bit in Veldenz forest. The crest of Veldenz (or the old duchy of Veldenz) shows a lion, and the lion also pops up on trees all over the forest so you can make sure you find your way.
And so to Kings Wood.
I had an idea of capturing the sunlight falling through the golden leaves of autumn, and where better to snap this than Kings Wood, where the floor of the wood is kept clear of new growth, I guess, to prevent the wood getting out of control.
In fact there are several habitats within the wood, all rather marvelous.