
The permission for taking down the ugly brick extension on the gate lodge should be through sometime in the next week. The extension will then be replaced with a larger one constructed of matching sandstone with a gable ended slate roof, a much more fitting addition to what is quite an attractive little house.I'm hoping to combine an oil fired combi boiler and a wood stove with back boiler, a project that is driving my heating chap nuts.He is having to chat to various manufacturers of buffer tanks etc in the hope of finding something I like. The use of multiple heat sources is a growing area of the heating industry and one in which builders are increasingly having to take notice of....anyway enough of that, my sledgehammer is awaiting a good outing.
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Whoever thought that was a good idea ?
"The permission for taking down the ugly brick extension on the gate lodge should be through sometime in the next week."
Not a statement you'll hear round here I assure you. They're all a big bunch of....
why are you outing your sledgehammer ?....can't it remain a closet gay hammer.... if it does a good job why not leave things as they are, who would know....it's not pink is it ?
haddock...a pink pounding?
Which is more fulfilling - the deconstruction or the construction?
James...there is a definite joy in destroying something as badly built as this extension.
Sounds like it might be theraputic!
Nice picture that Thud ,if you know what I mean,can you leave a sledgehammer out for me as I quite enjoy destroying things,etc.
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