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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Now revealed! You can see it, the green threshold, to the left of the stairs to the basement. It apparently heads up to the landing between the first and second floors. We haven't pulled down that wall yet, so stay tuned.
This is one of three – four? five? – traffic calming projects planned for Asylum Hill. It’s already looking a little different from what DPW said it would be.
First real shots of the roof of the addition, showing the damage from the outside. I really admire the tree. A real striver!
While the volunteers worked away, I took some photos of the progress at 279 Farmington. I've been having some real problems with my flash, and so I was happy to get these shots.
JELLO volunteered at 279 Farmington Avenue today, to help out with the start of interior demolition there. This is the final time this group of JELLO members will volunteer with us - they are seniors, and next stop for them is graduation! This group of seniors first volunteered with us in 2021, when they organized to re-boot JELLO following the pandemic, and they've volunteered with us at least once every year since. JELLO has always been a great program at Trinity College, and kudos to this group for making sure it survived the pandemic!
