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Sebago to the Sea Trail

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Questions or want to volunteer ​please ​contact ​the Sebago to Sea Trail Coordinator,​ ​the Presumpscot Regional Land Trust​, at info@prlt.org. Other Trail and Conservation Projects in the Area:. If you are interested in finding out about other land conservation and trail projects in the area that need volunteers, contact:. Sebago to the Sea Trail. 8226; Presumpscot Regional Land Trust. Project Facilitator) • info@prlt.org.

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Limington Farm House » financing

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Notes on process: getting a mortgage. July 4th, 2013 Author:. Of course it’s turned out a little more complicated than we expected. We had a decent idea about what goes into renovating an old house, but we didn’t know a whole lot about the mortgage market. We are lucky enough to have good credit, and enough income to buy this cruddy old house, so unlike most prospective house-buyers, that’s not the hard part for us. It’s the house! But I would like to isolate a core zone of kitchen and livingroom and bat...

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Limington Farm House » slow progress

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Working on the porch. August 7th, 2013 Author:. Since the weather’s so nice I’m trying to get the porch fixed up. It’s one of the first and most conspicuous things that you see from the outside, and it’s part of what called to us when we first saw the house. I don’t really mind it looking a little shabby, but right now we’re trying to get the whole house cleaned up enough to get a mortgage from the bank (as if we were getting ready to sell the house – click here. First day of porch work, April 21. Dictat...

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Limington Farm House » yard

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The old dairy barn. September 28th, 2013 Author:. With the collapsed dairy barn as backdrop. But it was always wayyyy too far gone to think about saving it. (Also we don’t have any cows or anything, though a big old barn in better condition could’ve been a great venue for movie screenings, barn dances, yoga classes…). Evidence of the Locust Farm Dairy. A few years back, we found some neat cattle tags(? Buried in the yard next to the barn while doing some yard work. Right: inside the barn, 2010. There wer...

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Limington Farm House » before

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May 4th, 2013 Author:. The house. may 2013. Not much change to see from the outside, not yet. hopefully this summer. Morris and Essex *. Francis Small Heritage Trust. Lee Valley Woodworking Supply. Presumpscot Regional Land Trust.

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Limington Farm House » Blog Archive » Porch is Done!!!

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November 3rd, 2013 Author:. Last time we talked about the porch. It was almost half-done and bright turquoise. Now it’s kind of all done, and still bright turquoise. I did it in sections, sanding and repairing one third and painting that section, then doing the next section and then the final section was the huge stretch (more like half) of porch by the kitchen door and livingroom windows. I really really wanted to finish it. During the springtime, so we could enjoy it all summer. Someday, I would like t...

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Limington Farm House » exterior

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November 3rd, 2013 Author:. Last time we talked about the porch. It was almost half-done and bright turquoise. Now it’s kind of all done, and still bright turquoise. I did it in sections, sanding and repairing one third and painting that section, then doing the next section and then the final section was the huge stretch (more like half) of porch by the kitchen door and livingroom windows. I really really wanted to finish it. During the springtime, so we could enjoy it all summer. Someday, I would like t...

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Limington Farm House » progress

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November 3rd, 2013 Author:. Last time we talked about the porch. It was almost half-done and bright turquoise. Now it’s kind of all done, and still bright turquoise. I did it in sections, sanding and repairing one third and painting that section, then doing the next section and then the final section was the huge stretch (more like half) of porch by the kitchen door and livingroom windows. I really really wanted to finish it. During the springtime, so we could enjoy it all summer. Someday, I would like t...

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Limington Farm House » porch

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November 3rd, 2013 Author:. Last time we talked about the porch. It was almost half-done and bright turquoise. Now it’s kind of all done, and still bright turquoise. I did it in sections, sanding and repairing one third and painting that section, then doing the next section and then the final section was the huge stretch (more like half) of porch by the kitchen door and livingroom windows. I really really wanted to finish it. During the springtime, so we could enjoy it all summer. Someday, I would like t...

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Limington Farm House » Blog Archive » The old dairy barn

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The old dairy barn. September 28th, 2013 Author:. With the collapsed dairy barn as backdrop. But it was always wayyyy too far gone to think about saving it. (Also we don’t have any cows or anything, though a big old barn in better condition could’ve been a great venue for movie screenings, barn dances, yoga classes…). Evidence of the Locust Farm Dairy. A few years back, we found some neat cattle tags(? Buried in the yard next to the barn while doing some yard work. Right: inside the barn, 2010.