Hard work for Ciaran - my job was to pass him things as he needed them.
It's a lovely sunny day in Ireland (Indian Summer!) and the tiles were very hot to touch.
This blog was originally started to track our progress as we regenerated a derelict Victorian house in Dublin. We turned an old crumbling ruin in to our dream house! If you wish to read through the trials and tribulations of the house build it is best to start at the oldest blog post and read in date order. The blog then evolved in to being all about my life in Dublin, Ireland and then life in Malaga, Spain with artist "PIGSY" and now back in Dublin I hope you enjoy reading it!
we are going on ours tomorrow to do some caulking. Ours is very steep.
ReplyDeleteMust have made a big difference in the Studio with a sparkling clean window?
Hope your caulking goes well tomorrow - stay safe!
DeleteThe studio looks great with the clean glass.
Be careful Gill!
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OMG get down you lunatics!!!!
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:-) We don't go up on windy days!
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