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That looks really nice Yola, it has transformed the garden.. ![]() Sebi is growing up isn't he, I still tend to think of him as a baby ![]() ![]() |
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Thats seriously smart Yola, I wonder have you ever tred to find out what the house looked like orginaly when it was built? I would find that interesting....and who had lived there....but its had some lovely families living in it like yours....houses have a feeling and your looks friendly and welcoming from even just pictures.Also agree ith Mags I think of Sebi as a baby....."hush my mouth" |
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Eileen - it's lush and thiriving because it hasn't stopped raining this summer!! Yes, Sebi is a little boy now . . . he'll be 2 in a couple of weeks ![]() ![]() Karen, I do have some pictures of the house from the mid-1800s. It doesn't show the front garden (apart from a huge tree in it), but it does show the original, classical iron railings it had. I'll try and dig it/them out. Edit to say, yes the house has a really good, warm feeling about it. Katy (step daughter who 'knows' about such things says there are no evil vibes). We have researched some past owners as far back as about 1830. The house was built in the 1810s. One was a grocer, another was a spinster and yet another was a gentelman of independent means . . . i.e., someone who didn't have to work for a living! |
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