Its amazing how quickly things progress once they get started and the eternal rain stops.. Half the building is now water tight and the first section of underfloor heating has been able to go in with the 'floating' floor on top, the dry stone wallers have been doing a fine job of getting the demolished sections of the building back to their former glory, better in some places, and the cottage windows have arrived ready for installation. Meanwhile work inside progresses as the rooms in the barn start to tke shape, it'll be carpets and curtains before we know it!
Topics: 'Lawson Park' 'progress'
The reinstated south elevation
View from the new study through the main living spaces
Topics:
- aerial photography[1]
- allotment[1]
- allotments[1]
- alpines[1]
- animals[1]
- antiquities[1]
- apiary[1]
- apples[1]
- archaeology[1]
- Arnolfini[1]
- bad weather[1]
- bees[1]
- biodisc[1]
- blade[1]
- blueberries[1]
- bog[1]
- bog garden[1]
- bonsai[1]
- bottle[1]
- Bracken[3]
- Branded[1]
- Brantwood[2]
- building[15]
- burgess roughton[1]
- carving[2]
- China[1]
- Chinese artists[1]
- coldframe[1]
- collection[1]
- Coniston Parish Council[1]
- cows[1]
- curved[1]
- deer[1]
- delays[1]
- demolition[1]
- demolitions[2]
- drainage[2]
- drilling[2]
- drystone walling[1]
- eco[1]
- electricity[1]
- escaped cows[1]
- excavations[1]
- farm auction[1]
- farm equipment[1]
- farmer[1]
- fennel[1]
- finds[1]
- flower arranging[1]
- food[1]
- France[1]
- friends of the lake district[1]
- garden[12]
- gardener[2]
- gardening[1]
- George Watson[1]
- geraniums[1]
- Glasgow Herald[1]
- graffiti[1]
- grand designs[2]
- ground source heat[6]
- haymaking[1]
- heather[1]
- hedgerow[2]
- history[1]
- honesty shop[2]
- honesty stall[1]
- Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall[1]
- interior[1]
- interiors[1]
- Ireland[1]
- irises[1]
- Japan[2]
- Kitchen Garden[5]
- Lancashire[1]
- landscape design[1]
- Lawson Park[26]
- Lawson Park building[4]
- Lawson Park former residents[1]
- Leck Construction[1]
- lighting[2]
- machinery[1]
- Magazine[1]
- materials[1]
- media coverage[1]
- moor[1]
- morels[1]
- mosses[1]
- mountain bikes[1]
- mowing[1]
- mushrooms[1]
- Narnia[1]
- National Garden Scheme[3]
- National Park[1]
- new growth[1]
- open garden bog[1]
- Polar Bear[1]
- primula[1]
- progress[2]
- pruning[1]
- rain[1]
- raised beds[2]
- rock[1]
- rock garden[1]
- roof[3]
- rooflights[1]
- roses[1]
- Ruskin[1]
- salvage[1]
- seeds[1]
- sewage treatment[2]
- signage[1]
- slate[2]
- snow[1]
- spring[1]
- stirrup[1]
- Sustainable[1]
- tea[1]
- tea house[1]
- trees[1]
- tropical[1]
- trug[1]
- vegetables[3]
- vegetables for sale[1]
- view[2]
- views[1]
- vintage cigarette packet[1]
- Vitamin Project Space[1]
- volunteer[1]
- water[1]
- wild fungi[1]
- wildflower meadow[2]
- wind[1]
- wooden beams[1]
Months:
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2008
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2007
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2006
1 Comment:
Looking good !! wish we were there
mum and dad stewart, September 28, 2008 14:49