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Short lines that were later covered and I don’t know what drawing it became.

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Here we have it. The rotting wood stripped bare. Now the question is how to remove it. I could just cover it upp with a new construction around it but I don’t like the thought of it. So I’m going to cut it out and replace the damage with new pieces of wood. Luckily I found some dry wood that can do the job. Am I upp to it? Right now I don’t know, the low pressure is having it’s way with me.

This is how we found this room when we bought the house. A beautifull room despite the damage from the window.

Here is a picture from after we started to pull down the damage. A great deal of the timber is fine so the left and right wall will be left alone. The wood below the bottom left corner of the window all the way down to the kitchen bellow is rotten. The gaping hole bellow the ceiling window is where a window used to be in the original house. The damage and the fact that the structural wall bellow has been removed around 1938 opens up for a structural rebuild before we start changing the roof.

Not allot of postings lately. Hopefully we will get online at our new house this week through radio. The first thing I completed at the house was a new set of stairs. Here it is unpainted.

Pages with paralell lines. From a little while ago.