A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
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The round holes in the stucco on the east side of the house are particularly intriguing.
A visitor to my window on the third floor – bigger than I’m used to, as far as assassin bugs go. Not a great shot, just a silhouette, but even good lighting wouldn’t have mattered anyway, since they’ve never ever cleaned the windows here at Veeder Place.
A leak in one of the many unoccupied spaces in Veeder Place. Believe it or not, the water ran underneath the wall and into the corridor on the other side. Not sure why I didn’t take a picture of that, too, except that it was nearly 6:30 and I was on my way home ….
Framing. Note the old office door for Kenneth P. Namnoum, Jr., on the second floor, next to the old, bricked-up fireplace.
I noticed that 270 Farmington Avenue, an abandoned property falling into distress, had been mothballed by the City of Hartford. The crew blocking the driveway is from MDC.
Work underway on both the front porch and the rear deck.
