The exciting news is that the plumbing may be completed by this weekend and I'll be moving in right away. You can see more photos here.
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Where exactly is the house located? I am assuming on Howard Street. It doesn't look familar, but I am sure the rehabilitation of the property makes it a little less than recognizable.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your blog. It is awesome to keep up with things on the island. I check it EVERY day.
Looking forward to being on the island in about 45 days.
The house is just around the corner from the Village Craftsmen, on Lawton Lane.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you enjoy the daily journal. Please stop by and say hello when you get to the island.
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