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Sanford Bungalow: I know Christmas is over....
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The renovation of our 1920 Craftsman Bungalow in Sanford, Maine. Tuesday, March 10, 2009. I know Christmas is over. I wanted to post a nice picture of the Christmas tree we got from River Side Farms, in North Berwick, Maine. This is in our dining room. I am trying to find and organize all our our pictures of the house and the projects we have completed over the last two years. Lots more to come. Cheers. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We have NEW Closets! This is the kitchen almost finished!
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From The Burbs: House & Home: Now what?!
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Monday, October 27, 2008. We began taking down the add-on overhang that was to serve as a covered patio for previous owners. It was unattractive, leaking, and ultimately falling down anyway. I really thought this would be a fairly simple project (why? I don't know.nothing about this house has been "simple" yet). Excuse the photo. This was taken pre-roof, pre-central heat and air, pre-move-in. So, in keeping with true "money pit" form, the removal project has exposed more PO remuddling boo-boos. Anonymous...
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Tiny Old House: The Ursuline Centre
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Monday, December 28, 2009. While visiting family, we toured the Ursuline Centre. In Great Falls, Montana. It was opened in 1912 as school run by the Ursuline Sisters. There are a few pictures on their website. Here are a few more:. Alabaster light (bought from a traveling salesman! Stained glass windows in the chapel. Those light fixtures are really something, especially the alabaster one. I love looking at stained glass windows, and those in your photo are gorgeous. December 29, 2009 at 3:23 AM. Vineyar...
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Sanford Bungalow: November 2009
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The renovation of our 1920 Craftsman Bungalow in Sanford, Maine. Wednesday, November 18, 2009. You've Come A Long Way, Baby! New pendant light in the Dining room over the new table. The view is from the kitchen. The view is from the living room. A close up of the craftsman tiffany pendant. My faithful helper and friend, Sierra. Will work for milk bones. The porch at night. New closets on the second floor have LIGHTS! The microwave is installed and functional. The new paint job turned out great.
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Sanford Bungalow: Communication Companys Are Evil!!
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The renovation of our 1920 Craftsman Bungalow in Sanford, Maine. Monday, May 11, 2009. Communication Companys Are Evil! I lost my phone and internet for 3 weeks! The switch from Verizon to Fairpoint was horrible, I mean really painful. Due to my frustration, I changed my phone survice to vonage, which worked great as LONG AS YOU HAVE INTERNET! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Communication Companys Are Evil! View my complete profile. This Old Crack House. How's That Roof Coming Along? Yes, yes, yes!
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Random Goings-On at the Bungalow - Bungalow RebootBungalow Reboot
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Random Goings-On at the Bungalow. June 25, 2014. Here are some of the things we’ve been doing in and around the bungalow since the snow (finally) stopped falling:. Planting cilantro and parsley,. Eating funnel cakes at a local fair,. Grilling shish-kabobs and Chicago-style hotdogs,. Decorating the side porch,. Watching the rain fall,. And most importantly, hanging our new 6-foot swing (thanks, Kent’s parents! Getting ready to eat lots of Mexican and Italian food. Local fair with the good stuff. Stucco We...
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It's Easy Being Green (Stucco) - Bungalow RebootBungalow Reboot
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It’s Easy Being Green (Stucco). July 7, 2014. The bungalow’s stucco has been repaired and painted. It is no longer white, but Lizard Green. Also, the side porch’s black dots (formerly glue onto which wood paneling was affixed) were chipped away and smoothed out before the paint was applied. Finally, all cracks in the stucco were caulked. Simply sage vs. Lizard green. Black dots = glue from previous paneling on the walls. Black dots now chipped away, ready for paint. Cracks in the stucco, now caulked.
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Springtime, Finally - Bungalow RebootBungalow Reboot
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April 19, 2014. After five months of winter, we are VERY glad to have some spring-like weather. Honestly, at this point, we are glad to have temperatures above 20 degrees. Today’s high was about 65, so we spent much of it outside. Even the backyard monk is welcoming spring! In case you missed it, the monk also dressed up for Halloween. Share on Facebook (Opens in new window). Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window). Leave a comment Cancel reply.
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A Brief History - Bungalow RebootBungalow Reboot
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April 21, 2013. Over the past seven months, we’ve looked at dozens of turn-of-the-century (that’s early. Houses of all sizes and styles. For example, we’ve visited homes in the architectural style of Victorian, Cape Cod, farmhouse, Georgian, ranch, split-level ranch, raised bungalow, and bungalow. And shaped like an overturned ship (curved roof that extended nearly all the way to the ground), the bungalow derives from Bengali, India. Or a wraparound porch, hipped roofs. The American bungalow’s simp...
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Before/After - Bungalow RebootBungalow Reboot
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