Tools at 173: Just Some Artsy Pics
Fun with Still-Life Pictures of Tools Occasionally, I like to play around with some photo-editing a…
Fun with Still-Life Pictures of Tools Occasionally, I like to play around with some photo-editing a…
Off the Cutting Room Floor I was looking through the progress pictures from the radiator cover and …
A Theme of Elements In our last post I wrote about the happy little accidents always attendant…
Those of you old enough to remember (like me) can think back to the days when Bob Ross created mir…
When You Don't Make Plans Yesterday I made such good progress on the radiator cover that I …
Here's where we left off : The frame was done and it was time to cut the slats. …
Time to Address the Dining Room's Last Ugly Spot As you'll see below, a cover for the radi…
I've done windows here at 173 quite a few times now. I put new windows in the back porch, new …
I thought it would be fun to look at some pictures of 173 taken over the years, but do it retro-sty…
Inness' Medford Mass. This past spring the hallways and stairwell were redone - finally. But, …
The Hemlock Will Not Countenance Despair Sometimes I'm astounded by the little coincidences tha…
Recycle, Reuse and Some Other 'R' Word In our last post I wrote about a very simple scrap …
Because You Know...Paul Sellers Sometimes I post about some pretty minor stuff, then again - most m…
A Little Concrete and Some Scrap Wood Here's an old project I never got around to posting - put…
What a Difference Every time I write the words 'Foundation' and 'Repair' in the sam…
At Least Final for Now Back in May I posted about some of the stairway and hall details I was work…
I've been a little delinquent getting back to this mini-series , but here we are! We left off…
Now we move onto the Side Yard portion of this mini-series about the various flower beds and gard…
An Apt Description The last post highlights the front yard here at 173 and, while the front yard i…
Let the Pictures Tell the Story I'm resisting the temptation to do "before and after"…
Study of an Urban Garden While 173 rests on a rather small city plot, the gardens make it feel like…
Once in a Blue Moon The mighty Hudson has not breached its banks, and the Normanskill still remains…
It All Started With the Bruegger Meister Not everything here at 173 is big remodels, or building th…
From time-to-time I post about my parent's house , the house I grew up in and the house my dad …