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!
Page: 28We had formed a partnership with Our Piece of the Pie to maintain the garden this summer, as OPP has a workforce development program in landscaping, but unfortunately OPP became overwhelmed by helping students who had been signed up to work this summer through Blue Hills Civic Association. I think, however, that the garden looks quite nice, overgrown as it is.
A lot of activity on the porch!
The exterior door to the basement, which was under the deck, has also been removed and bricked up. Actually, “cinder blocked up.” The cinder blocks beneath the deck were original – maybe? They predate NINA, and it seems a good guess that they were installed the sun room was added to the house in the 1940s.
Wow! Won’t be long now.
The view from the window at 279 Farmington, which can at last be opened.
Framing on the first floor. Work inside the front porch. Framing starting on the second floor. View of the third floor.