
My garden leaves a bit to be desired with all the construction going on and trucks coming and going across the lawn. Oh well, there is always next year.
Here's what the upstairs porch looks like before the plywood goes on to cover the framing. You can see the 3 framed windows that look out to the east. The sun rises behind the mountain.


This is the south side of the porch. There will be 4 windows and when we look out, we'll see the garden and the pasture.

That's it for today. Much more progress happening.
13 comments:
It looks gorgeous, Kristin. What lovely views you have!
We have just moved to NH and I am unpacking all my knitting books.... way too many of them! But I gave your books, that you signed for me at Ewephoric class in Ct, the place of honor. Now I can get started on some embellishing for my grandaughters!
Barbara M.
oh it is all very exciting!
Love
Lyn
xxx
I've always loved the medicinal smell of feverfew. And the flowers are so perfect.
Can't wait to see the addition in person!
what amazing views you will have.. so peaceful up there !
Loved the story about your "scared sheep" ...priceless !
Gorgeous! Looks like things are coming along nicely. :)
The views are wonderful!
Thanks for posting your progress. Can't wait to see what it looks like when it's finished and you've done your decorating magic inside.
We're prepping for our own remodel here, at my family's cabin in the Sierra mtns: new foundations and bumping out the living room 12 feet...my teenagers will help my 75 yr old architect/builder dad with all the finish work. It will be a busy summer!
Your porch/studio is going to be awesome. What views you'll have. Feverfew is so pretty...I've never seen or heard of it before.
Oh Kristin, how beautiful! Sending much good thoughts for happiness and health and enjoyment in this !
hi! your new porch looks wonderful - i bet it will be gorgeous when it's finished. and such beautiful views!
Beautiful views. Looks like it's coming along nicely. :)
Great article. Really thank you! Cool.
I want to thank you for my education today. I always thought feverfew were daisies! I'm now fascinated and need to learn the difference. Awesome.
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