| New garage as seen from the deck off of our new master bedroom. The opening on the side will be a pair of lovely carriage house doors which you can see at the end of this post. |
| Here's an uh-oh moment. Since we don't want our guests crashing down while they sit on their personal deck above the porch we are going to have to throw $3,700 at the problem. |
| More demo work on the porch. Can't wait until this is fixed and screened in. |
| Those new bolts are part of the fix. |
| The view from the backyard looking toward the front. |
| You can just make out our new bedroom French doors behind that plastic. |
| The window behind the scaffolding is new and is in the process of getting its edges tucked up with salvaged brick. |
| That patch around the small window on the second floor waiting to be surrounded by brick. |
| The chaos in the backyard.The old slate has all been removed. Can't wait for that big pile of dirt to be gone. |
| The blue portaloo that has been "reeking" havoc with the neighbors. Hopefully its new location and increased servicing schedule will keep that from happening again. |
| Looking into the opening of the garage that will have the carriage house doors. |
| You can see the relationship of the new garage the corner of the addition. Those three windows are above the kitchen sink. |
| The inside of the garage waiting for its slab to be poured. |
| The above mentioned carriage house doors that will be installed on the side of the garage. |
Is that damage from carpenter bees? Always amazing the things you find in a renovation.
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