Today we have hit the 10,000 page view mark.
Thanks to everyone who has visited our blog and followed our cottage renovation over the past few years.
North View Cottage
10 Sept 2015
27 Aug 2015
Slight Panic??!
Our neighbour contacted us urgently last night, she had passed by the cottage and spotted a "for sale" sign standing prominently in our front garden.
Now this is the first thing that we knew about the cottage being advertised for sale, true, it has been in our minds over recent times, as the cottage was first purchased with the view to renovating it and then selling, before moving onto a next project, but I think that as we have carried out all of the work, we have built our hearts into the renovation and are now very reluctant to move on.
After an email message to the estate agent, it became clear that the erection of the sign was a genuine mistake; it appears the company who fix the signs may have been given the wrong postcode for an actual house for sale, and they have guaranteed to the remove the sign very soon.
It will certainly give the neighbours something to gossip about!
Now this is the first thing that we knew about the cottage being advertised for sale, true, it has been in our minds over recent times, as the cottage was first purchased with the view to renovating it and then selling, before moving onto a next project, but I think that as we have carried out all of the work, we have built our hearts into the renovation and are now very reluctant to move on.
After an email message to the estate agent, it became clear that the erection of the sign was a genuine mistake; it appears the company who fix the signs may have been given the wrong postcode for an actual house for sale, and they have guaranteed to the remove the sign very soon.
It will certainly give the neighbours something to gossip about!
9 Aug 2015
Rendered Walls are now finished
Lots of tidying up done, cobbled yard washed down several times, and garden bench and plants back in place, and it all looks lovely, very pleased with the render finish.
Outside Rendering Works - ongoing
The rener materials were delievered on a rainy afternoon, and we spent next few days ensuring that they stayed dry under the storage.
The first two coats of render material are plastered onto the wall quite thickly, and allowed to dry for approximately four hours.
The first two coats of render material are plastered onto the wall quite thickly, and allowed to dry for approximately four hours.
The finish is then "scratch coated" to give a smoother finish, and the walls are then allowed to dry.
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