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The stained glass pictures in Annie's blog were the prompt for me to post these pictures.
I mentioned a few posts back that we were in the process of moving , well we have finally got an agreed date, and I have been busy taking pictures of the house as a reminder. These are some panels in the front windows. When we saw these nearly 30 years ago they were one of the reasons why we knew that this was the house.
All the other sound economic reasons against buying it were quickly forgotten.
And you are going to leave these window panels behind? Shame on you both!
ReplyDeleteAre you speaking of the trucking stories that I had sent you long ago?
They go with the house as they are the windows ...unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteYes those the stories.
If I had those windows in my home, I would have a hard time going outside!!!! They are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh my, those would have sold the house for me too. How beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see these. I like your windows very much more than the one I posted.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing you've taken these photos to keep because you're going to miss those windows.
I guess it's sad to leave these behind but then I expect you are handing them on to someone who will care for them. Its nice to think they will get the same pleasure from them as you perhaps?
ReplyDeleteGet some sleep now, DaveM. You can't afford to get behind on your sleep quotient, considering you subsist on 5 hours only. I'd be dragging, I know it.
ReplyDeleteOh, my gosh, Dave, those are so beautiful! I think I'd be paying to have someone replace them - and taking those with me!
ReplyDeleteI wish I had those windows. I hope the new people don't like mass double glazing.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful windows
ReplyDeletegreat pics... misterious pics
ReplyDeleteThese windows are beautiful; I'm sure you'll be sad to leave them behind. Have enjoyed scrolling back through your blog and seeing you photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful windows, Davem. I'd be sorry to leave them behind. I hope your new home has amzing views too, and brings you & family lots of happiness.
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty windows. I'm sure you are sad to leave them behind, but I'm sure your new house has many beautiful things too!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful stained glass!
ReplyDeleteBut I'll bet your new home has some wonderful new items that will become as loved as those panels were.
Good luck with moving, Dave!
Hope to see some pictures of your new house. Those stories will eventually leak out somewhere on my blog. lol
ReplyDeleteBy some chance do you happen to know who the artist was who created those windows?
I had the same thing happen once - the buyer pulled out on the day of closing. It was nerve wracking, to say the least, since the movers were there to finish up and move us out.
ReplyDeleteBut, you're right, on the grand scale of things, it didn't rank as a very big issue. And, the bonus, you'll still have your windows and other much loved features of the home to enjoy a little longer.
Enjoy your time away. I'll be thinking of you.
Annie