Last summer Joe and his friend rented a truck
and off they went to Port Dalhousie to pick
up windows and sliding glass doors which
had been taken out of our niece's home
had been taken out of our niece's home
The cargo went from the truck to a barge
which came down the river to our cottage
Luckily our son was here with his friends so Joe
had lots of man power and muscle to get the 'load'
on to the island
Before the summer was over Joe was able
to install three windows
A few days ago came the biggest challenge of all
taking out the old windows which were across the
front of the cottage
and
putting in the sliding glass doors
BIG, BIG JOB
The boys are about to begin
Ray has a crowbar in hand
Another friend has arrived
The window is completely out!!!!
Oh My Gosh
The frame is in!!!!!!!!!!!!
Four fellows pushed and pulled the unit
from the side of the cottage to the front
After many discussions and manouvers
it was in
The upper glass is being replaced
by wooden slats
One hammered
one measured and sawed
The 'boys' worked as a team
and did a great job!!!!!
Unfortunatley 2 of the windows
'fogged' or 'frosted' over the winter
and have water vapour between the glass
We have been told how to remedy the situation
Now the doors and screens have to be installed
Notice the antlers?
When we bought the cottage 30 years ago
the antlers were part of the parcel
They hung above the front windows
I see Joe has found a new place for them
Oh brother!!!!!!
Many, many
THANKS
to our friends
Couldn't have done it without you
We owe you big time
***********
This morning
This afternoon
I can sit in my Mom's chair
and
have the perfect view of the river
THANKS AGAIN
OMG !!! How industrious those fellas are. Good going it sure looks some awesome !!
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That was a big project! Now you can cross one more thing off the wedding to-do list. The new doors & windows look very good. CRE
ReplyDeleteThe doors do slide don't they?! Seriously, very nice days work. Now, about that shed ...
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ReplyDeleteWow! Those Canadians are ambitious! I hope to see it all in person some day!
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