On 5/7/2015 3:52 PM, True North wrote:
Tim
" Don, I think it's a neat house and of course a lot of work has gone into it. Not wanting to be a not-picker, but I always want to grin when people would say an ancient house is "restored" to its "origional grandure " while stuffing it full of modern conveniences and luxury items.

When it was built, electricity, plumbing, and central air wasn't heard of, LOL "


Yeah...that large flat screen tv seemed out of place.
On the other hand, the 105 acres sounds good to a city boy.
This same photographer restored another historic buildings in downtown Halifax. We have so many of them and a lot were allowed to deteriorate and were eventually tore down.

another historic buildings? were eventually tore down?

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Justan Olphart wrote:
On 5/7/2015 3:52 PM, True North wrote:
Tim
" Don, I think it's a neat house and of course a lot of work has gone
into it. Not wanting to be a not-picker, but I always want to grin
when people would say an ancient house is "restored" to its
"origional grandure " while stuffing it full of modern conveniences
and luxury items.

When it was built, electricity, plumbing, and central air wasn't
heard of, LOL "


Yeah...that large flat screen tv seemed out of place.
On the other hand, the 105 acres sounds good to a city boy.
This same photographer restored another historic buildings in
downtown Halifax. We have so many of them and a lot were allowed to
deteriorate and were eventually tore down.

another historic buildings? were eventually tore down?



It's OK for dumb Don to butcher English - just ask him. He can't claim
typo for either of those. His spellchecker didn't save him.

On Thursday, May 7, 2015 at 8:18:04 PM UTC-4, Username wrote:

It's OK for dumb Don to butcher English - just ask him. He can't claim
typo for either of those. His spellchecker didn't save him.

He's just ****ING STUPID by nature.