Visiting the Château de Jumilhac last week gave us a better understanding of the materials used in the region's old buildings. While we're not renovating a château, it's fascinating to learn about the types of stones and building techniques used around here. It's an inspiration that helps us envision what our farmhouse could look like once it's restored to its former glory. This week, Philippe is back at it, removing the rest of the cement render to reveal the story the stones want to tell. Disaster strikes as Philippe hits a main waterline hidden behind the cement render. What a spot to put the main line that goes to the kitchen and bathroom! We had no choice but to fix it. We also got fiber internet installed, making a big difference in uploading our videos. This means a new network cable needs to be pulled from the network gear box in the new barn all the way to our working desk in the farmhouse. Between rain showers and thunderstorms, the cement render is slowly but surely getting removed. Check out the video for a before-and-after overview!
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2 окт 2024
