Wren’s Nest Conservation Project — Painting the House Part 2
Written on March 5, 2009 at 3:11 pm, by Lain
As highlighted in an earlier post, the colors of the Wren’s Nest will change slightly. Take a look at the different yellows:
Sure, some of the change is 20 years of weathering on the house. But overall the paint will be a little darker and a little more vibrant.
Our paint crew has just about finished going around the house with the yellow.
With all the thundersnow out of the way in Atlanta, I figure we’ll really start humming on this paint project now, and not just because I’ll be blogging in flip flops.
Previously: Painting the House
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Amelia Trace Lerner
Program Director
Lain Shakespeare
Executive Director
3 Comments to Wren’s Nest Conservation Project — Painting the House Part 2
Lain and Amy:
I’m here to say hello. Haven’t been here in awhile. I hope things are going well with both of you.
I’m currently high from my morning coffee, but soon enough that will go away and I’m either going to get depressed or will need another cup of coffee.
Cheers.
Thanks for checking in, GTB.
Two things: when you feel better, give us some feedback on how you think we’re doing. And, be sure to scroll down to the post about Brer Rabbit drinks. I’m sure you’ll have plenty of good ideas.
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