Here are a few more pics of the house. a slow reveal, if you will. This is the living room. It was one of the things that drew us in right away. the windows, the coffered ceiling, the detailed fireplace and the big sliding glass window. It opens up to the kitchen and the dining room as well.

Thursday, July 30, 2015. We used 1x4s next to the house. I could make up a good story about why we did that, but the truth is- well, look to the left of the 1x4 in the photo below. The very last thing Marion did was to cover the corner seam of the beadboard with a long piece of lattice strip. With that, the construction of the porch is officially finished. Tuesday, June 23, 2015. Last week I was talking to the owners of a local shop, Blackthorn Antiques. About an hour and a half later.

A? Architecture Registration Exam - ARE. This is a guest blog post from a friend of mine, Michael Riscica, who also has a blog. Heck out his website and other social media outlets below and in his profile by clicking his name at the closing.

Multi-scale farmland research guiding policy and practice. Saturday, 20 June 2015. Phil Jarvis and Nathan Morris discuss soil management. George Renner explains his farming system to the Welland ABG. Saturday, 23 May 2015. SIP study site leaders outside the visitor centre at Loddington. NIAB and Allerton Project staff collecting soil samples. Grass, clover and lucerne ley at Loddington.

Sustainable Transport Coalition of Western Australia. To add a comment to any post on this blog, select the post by clicking on the title either in the post itself or in the list of posts on the left of the page. Then scroll down to the foot of the post and type your comment in the box. Wednesday, 19 August 2015. Transparency and the Perth Freight Link. A rapid BCR was completed for the preferred .