
But, part of the landscape renovation was updating the look of the house just a bit. Years ago we removed the gingerbread and white picket railing. Now, we're covering the posts; much more economical than replacing them all together. As with most of projects - there was a strong learning curve on this process. Fortunately, we have seven posts, so we're becoming more efficient with each one. We got over half of them done today and we'll be back at it tomorrow.


Once they're wrapped we'll move on to trimming them out. And once that's done...my mind swirls with what project to tackle next!
Awesome! I love a good project every now and again, but your "projects" are on a WHOOOOOLE different level! Can't wait to see the after pictures. Now, go put your feet up - ha!! :)
ReplyDeleteI love a big project just as much as I love organizing the linen closet - in all reality I just really love projects big and small!
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