Day 275. Linen cupboard and some plastering and a toilet delivered
After the Easter break...
Tim completes the linen cupboard, putting in the shelves and the doors, which have elegant knobs and magnetic catches. Still needs painting insied at some point. But, we have a useable linen cupboard, which is nice. Also hangs the door into what will be E's room.
Pete steadily plasters this and that, together with some chipping off of old plaster upstairs.
Early on I phone Bob to try to hurry along the toilet and washbasin upstairs bit. Late in the day the appropriate bits are indeed delivered, splendid, hopefully they can go in tomorrow.
Speculatively, I phone TG re the barn conversions at Rectory Farm. £1.25M "guide price", which is a long way above our means.
Tim completes the linen cupboard, putting in the shelves and the doors, which have elegant knobs and magnetic catches. Still needs painting insied at some point. But, we have a useable linen cupboard, which is nice. Also hangs the door into what will be E's room.
Pete steadily plasters this and that, together with some chipping off of old plaster upstairs.
Early on I phone Bob to try to hurry along the toilet and washbasin upstairs bit. Late in the day the appropriate bits are indeed delivered, splendid, hopefully they can go in tomorrow.
Speculatively, I phone TG re the barn conversions at Rectory Farm. £1.25M "guide price", which is a long way above our means.
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