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Retired, housewife, mother of three. Picking up the pieces after God decided the 145 year old farmhouse was no longer the house for us. Praise God for His mercy and love!

Friday, October 21, 2011

Our New Roof

House



And shed.


One less thing to worry about. Now to decide on paint.
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  1. www.FarmLifeLessons.blogspot.com21 October, 2011 16:24

    Very awesome!! I do understand that a new roof is worth celebrating!!! I like the color too. Let's hope no high winds...of any kind will come your way any tinme soon. :-)

    Lana

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  2. Nancy21 October, 2011 16:41

    Congratulations! It's looks wonderful! :)

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  3. LindaG21 October, 2011 16:45

    Thanks, Lana. I think we're safe for now. The ocean has started to cool off finally.

    Thank you, Nancy. I think we'll be happy with it for the time we have left before we retire.

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  4. JohnD21 October, 2011 18:47

    Is that a shingle roof?

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  5. LindaG22 October, 2011 06:09

    John, yes it is. Supposedly 30 year shingles. Most roofing here is shingles.

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  6. ~Kim at Golden Pines~22 October, 2011 11:13

    Your new roof looks like ours that isn't so new--But now you don't have to worry about it, and can move onto the more creative things, like color!

    Enjoy your weekend, lots of color here!! :-)

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  7. cowgirl22 October, 2011 11:16

    Great looking new roof Linda! I'm sure it is a nice feeling to have it done. I'll keep my fingers crossed that no hail and high winds come your way before the move. :)

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  8. Cheyenne22 October, 2011 15:21

    Hooray, hooray!

    can't wait to hear about your paint decisions. I'm terrible with that kind of stuff so I always like to glean from others! :)

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  9. LindaG22 October, 2011 15:35

    Kim, haha. True. Not much color here, yet, but I enjoy seeing the pictures of others. :)

    Cowgirl, thank you! :)

    Cheyenne, Thank you. Well, I'm not the best and have made some doozy poor choices, but I think we'll stay with the same color area. You can't tell from the pictures, but the color of the shingles is 'Burnt Sienna'. So we'll probably go with some sort of tan color. :)

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  10. Melodie23 October, 2011 09:16

    The new roof looks great!

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  11. LindaG23 October, 2011 09:24

    Thank you, Melodie! :)

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  12. Al23 October, 2011 14:37

    Looks great.
    But I am with John. Shingles still?
    We gave up shingles in Oz when wooden ones went out.
    Tiles or Iron here these days. Both will last over 100 years.

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  13. Anonymous23 October, 2011 15:17

    We celebrated a new roof recently in August... our second on this home... hopefully our last.

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  14. LindaG23 October, 2011 15:21

    Hello Al. If we had been going to stay here, I think we would have found a way for a steel roof. They are slowly gaining favor 'up North'.
    But since we are moving when we retire, we opted for the 30 year shingles - which are better than what the roof had before. :)

    Hi Madge. I'm with you. Too much stress. I hope it's the last roof for both of us! :)

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  15. Nezzy (Cow Patty Surprise)24 October, 2011 14:06

    Your new roof looks amazin!!! Isn't it funny how one thing leads to another??? Heeehehehe!

    What color are ya thinkin'? I'm kinda smitten with the present color.

    God bless ya and have yourself an extraordinary day!!! :o)

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  16. LindaG24 October, 2011 14:15

    Haha. I know what you mean, Nezzy. And thank you! :)

    I'm thinking some sort of tan. Something that will go well with the darker brown of the roof.

    And thank you again. God bless. :)

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  17. LindaG24 October, 2011 16:42

    Thank you, Nicole! :)

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