A window with a view. (Now featuring only the view, not the wind.)
A wall with a hole.
A wall with a hole with a view.
A weather, suitable for doors in place.
The usage of lots and lots of fogskum.
Hm hm. Planks being put in place. 
Hm hm. Planks in place.
Hm hm. What now? Conny and Agne. 
Chatting away while removing the disgustingly gross oil tank and the hog of a burner. Their choice of words, mind.
Don't know if the oil soot added or subtracted character to the basement stairs.
Getting rid of the oil stuff freed some space for other, more fun stuff. Like planks to be painted. 
And conservatory construction dito.
A new flower bed at the entrance. (In case you find it difficult to tell from the picture, it's a rose bed with an assortment of spring flowers. And if the plant dealer in Wawa is right, we might have to continue using our imagination to see the flowers for a long long time to come. He thought November would be much too late to plant. We say: well worth a shot!)
A man dressed in a way that makes him look like he's hiding in front of the tree. Probably to not draw attention away from the conservatory elements showing off behind the tree. 
There! The result of one November week in the rain (and months worth of planning).
4 comments:
Aaah!
wow!!
Inte illa, va? Med ett rätt rejält mått av flyt vad gällde logistiken så dristar vi oss att kalla novemberrenoveringsvecka ett succé. Novemberrenoveringsvecka två innehåller inga logistikdetaljer, men heller ingen övervakning. Vi vågar ännu inte uttala oss om hur det kommer att gå. Men vi hoppas förstås på bra!
Imponerande att ni lyckades fa ihop logistiken! Kul att fa se ert hus ocksa!
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