I was at a French lesson, or something, when the concrete lorry arrived to lay the floor, so this is Tod's story.
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At the end of our garden we have a derelict cottage. This is the story of its restoration.
Blog Archive
- The Beginning - 2007
- September 2007
- First Things First
- Next Step - PC
- Water, Water Everywhere
- Problems with the Drains
- The New Access Road
- Clearing the Cottage
- What can we Save and Re-use?
- Laying the Pipework
- The Floor
- The Bricks Arrive
- The Ground Floor Walls Go Up
- Making the French Windows
- Making the Bathroom Window
- The Fireplace Wall
- Les Ceintures
- The Beams
- Heating - So what to do?
- The Upstairs Bathroom(s)
- Ceilings for the Downstairs
- The First Floor is Laid
- The New Bedroom Window
- The Diamond Windows
- The Genoise
- The Roof (part 1)
- The Kitchen (part 1)
- The Roof (part 2)
- We are not planners ...
- Water, Water Everywhere, Again!
- Three Steps Backwards
- The Nuclear Bunker (only joking!)
- L'Assainissement
- The Windows are Going in
- The Electrics
- Suddenly
- The Nest
- Starting the Flooring
- Utilities and Doors
- Yesterday afternoon in glorious sunshine ...
- The kitchen arrived ...
- More about the Kitchen
- The Exterior
- Kitchen Tiles
- The Final Stages
- Too Much Choice
- Anticlimax
- We set Light to the New Cooker
- The Handles - Progress (of a Kind)
- Nearly Time to End this Blog
- The Shutters
- Parking Area
- At Last we have New Window Panes
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