This is one of the entrances, don't be afraid! (I know, it's a bit dirty still...I'll get on that soon!)
There it is, in there, through the other doorway...I have to admit, I don't like coming down here. It's dark and I have seen a snake skin!
And voila! A quick picture and I'm out of here! There is a little light that comes in from the window on the opposite side, which suprisingly lights it up pretty good.
Can you imagine cooking down here?!
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ReplyDeleteDo you have plans for this then? The possibilities!
ReplyDeleteYes it has masses of potential...are you interested in DIY?
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit to Nice.
Babooshka, I hadn't thought of doing anything down there but maybe! I will clean the area up when winter rolls around and I won't have to worry about snakes!
ReplyDeleteAngela, I'm not a big diy'er (yet) but just subscribed to "This Old House" so I plan on learning a few things!
une fois restaurer cette cheminée sera très belle, mais il y a beaucoup de travail ;o)
ReplyDeleteonce restore the fireplace will be very beautiful, but there is much work ;o)
THis one could keep a do-it-yourselfer busy for a lifetime.
ReplyDeleteHow fun. Your new house looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteSNAKESKIN !!!! Run for your life. I hate snakes. I once went up in our attic and there was a SNAKESKIN draped across the top step. I was out of there in a flash~~~~~
ReplyDeleteVery neat! A little spooky, but very neeat!
ReplyDeleteTanya, how's Roanoke treating you? This house looks like an historical treasure.
ReplyDeleteUm, what kind of snakes? Me, I like snakes. As long as they stay outside.
This looks like the kitchen that Cinderella was banished to! That looks like a big job to sort out!
ReplyDeletehow time has changed!!
ReplyDeleteI would cook there if I had lights and there were no snakes!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it fun to look around in these old buildings?
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