

And a picture to give you an idea in what height that balcony is:

And this is what the place where their ladder stood looked like a mere four (!!!) days later:


I was really shocked when those rotten wooden panels just fell apart as if they were dust. Imagine what would have happened to those workers had they been on the ladder when the wood collapsed. I'd probably never ever have forgiven myself if something happened to them just because of our inattentiveness.
But luckily everything went well and the workers left our place healthy and happy and delivered a great job! More on our new windows in my next post! And yes - that broken patio is yet another project in our long to-do-list...
10 comments:
Wow! Thats lucky. Now I really have to work on replacing our porch before we have a disaster.
Jessie, it sure was a helpful shock for us and we'll now definitely replace things BEFORE they can cause accidents.
I'm glad everything turned out all right. Glad you got your new windows AND had a guardian angel!
Give a small hug and kiss to the little one!
Thanks Sandy, I will :-) ! He's growing like mad at the moment and learning new things every day. At the moment he loves to bite our toes ;-)
Nice blog! I love the old frame houses from Germany. It's nice to read about someone's labor of love in fixing an old house.
An angel definitely saved you guys from disaster.I agree with you that you really have to replace things before they cause accidents.
Biting your toes?!? We aren't related in any way, are we?!? :-D
My parents keep telling me I did that too when I was maybe 1 1/2 years old.
Wishing you and the family a Happy Easter!
Hi Ragnar! Well, toe-biting seems to be some kind of international baby-language ;-). Although, at the moment it's more of nose-biting...
Thank you Sandy! I hope you're doing well?
You are certainly adventurous and your hard work and dedication will pay-off. I owned a home 125 years old once and I had a very difficult time finding modern fixtures that fit
an historic home
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