Sunday Panorama
This week’s Sunday panorama from around Purgatory.
Repairing the teak floors with a box of matching parquet the previous owners left behind.
My grandmother’s cedar chest, refinished and now used daily in my office.
Our longtime local pest control company was sold to a big chain, so we found someone better.
Our discontinued bamboo flooring, found again thanks to Craigslist and a friend in Chicago.
An online birding event: 34 species photographed here in one day.
Our 50-year-old house has shifted a bit, and the north hall’s doors show it.
Our teak parquet floors needed a full revamp after the furnace project, and that started a saga.
Our nearest neighbor’s dogs visit every day, and once got collected by an overzealous Animal Control.
People who don’t live here keep driving up our private road to party, litter and crash.
Printing my favorite wildlife shots from the north garden to hang around the house.
Agent Smith replaces the dying amplifier in the M Coupe, and no more static.
A Sunday panorama of the stables, taken while we were working on the house yard fence.
The road committee, and why no one can help us remove a burned-out car that’s sat across from our south border for 15 years.
The same cypress tree fell on the same power line again, and this time it took the line out.
Getting the house yard fences repaired, sealed and painted bright white again.
Spring has the north garden going bonkers, and now it streams 24/7 on our YouTube channel.
Panoramas of the great room, just before its transformation began.
Leaky pool solar valves and a leaking water main valve behind the garage, dug out with Bambi.
A video tour of what’s under the house now that the furnace work is done.
