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Wednesday, 4 April 2012. On 24 February we invited interested local artists to view the unfinished building. It proved to be a very pleasant and worthwhile occasion. The fireplaces required repointing, so we raked out the joints and pointed with a lime-based mortar using red sand to attempt to replicate the colour of the original. So many passers-by and local people had expressed an interest in the building work that we decide to invite anyone interested to visit on March 16. We had a very positive r...

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Wednesday, 4 April 2012. On 24 February we invited interested local artists to view the unfinished building. It proved to be a very pleasant and worthwhile occasion. The fireplaces required repointing, so we raked out the joints and pointed with a lime-based mortar using red sand to attempt to replicate the colour of the original. So many passers-by and local people had expressed an interest in the building work that we decide to invite anyone interested to visit on March 16. We had a very positive r...

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41 Swain Street: Blog 7

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Thursday, 10 November 2011. I have just noticed that some pictures intended to go in the May Blog somehow got left out so here they are:. In Jackie Binding's fascinating account she mentions the office that her grandmother used. Here is a picture of it taken before I carefully removed it to store it in one of the outbuildings. Jackie also mentioned the pantry. The rooflight that she mentioned can be seen in this picture. The pantry has now been removed. Back to more recent developments:. We have removed ...

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41 Swain Street: Blog 9

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Wednesday, 11 January 2012. December saw the internal lime plastering of the gallery areas. After Ben had done the "dubbing out" to fill in holes and depressions, Ian and Daryl arrived to plaster. They first put on a "scratch coat" of 1:3 Chardstock sand to Hydraulic lime. When this coat had hardened sufficiently, they put on a "float coat" of the same mix. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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41 Swain Street: April 2012

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Wednesday, 4 April 2012. On 24 February we invited interested local artists to view the unfinished building. It proved to be a very pleasant and worthwhile occasion. The fireplaces required repointing, so we raked out the joints and pointed with a lime-based mortar using red sand to attempt to replicate the colour of the original. So many passers-by and local people had expressed an interest in the building work that we decide to invite anyone interested to visit on March 16. We had a very positive r...

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41 Swain Street: January 2012

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Wednesday, 11 January 2012. December saw the internal lime plastering of the gallery areas. After Ben had done the "dubbing out" to fill in holes and depressions, Ian and Daryl arrived to plaster. They first put on a "scratch coat" of 1:3 Chardstock sand to Hydraulic lime. When this coat had hardened sufficiently, they put on a "float coat" of the same mix. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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41 Swain Street: Blog 5

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Tuesday, 16 August 2011. The two rear chimneys before demolition and the S and N chimneys demolished. Completed N and E chimneys. The fourth chimney was clearly quite a late addition. It was visible only with difficulty from the rear and has not been replaced. Render partially removed, new windows, stonework repairs. The rear roofs as they were. Two items which relate to the buildings twentieth century history have appeared. A board attached to the sill of the front middle upper window had the words ...

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41 Swain Street

Wednesday, 4 April 2012. On 24 February we invited interested local artists to view the unfinished building. It proved to be a very pleasant and worthwhile occasion. The fireplaces required repointing, so we raked out the joints and pointed with a lime-based mortar using red sand to attempt to replicate the colour of the original. So many passers-by and local people had expressed an interest in the building work that we decide to invite anyone interested to visit on March 16. We had a very positive r...

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