Creeslough, co. Donegal
At least they can afford the renovation
They look busy.God bless.
Hello,It is good to see workers busy at work! Take care, have a great day!
It is good to renovate buildings, cheaper than a new one.
Time to work yourself warm in these temps!
...it looks like quite a job.
Oh, I feel for them at that height. Great work!
The building does look like it needs a decent renovation.
Hi Bill.They are working hard.Greetings from Patricia.
Looks like a big job.
Great scaffolding! And now there will be a wood fence to block what's going on at lower levels. Rebuilding the chimney up top is quite a feat in itself!
Lines, lines. You are a master at catching them, Bill! What a tricky job taking down that chimney.
It looks like a big job, Bill.
In the U.S. those workmen would be required to wear safety harness and lines. Good to see old buildings renovated rather than torn down.
Big renovation.
I'm guessing the fireplace is gone now. Hard work ahead.
Skilled workers
I'd much rather see renovation than the destruction of a perfectly good building, Bill. Blessings!
Tis the season to get it done before winter!
Have to fix the old stuff sometimes.
People working on a roof silouhette always reminds me of the musical, "Fiddler On the Roof,"
It's always uplifting to see skilled workers isn't it! Aloha
It would be almost too cold to do such work here. Brave souls!
That would be too late for us now... the snow is already here.
Having work done on a house is very expensive.
Probably cheaper to renovate than buy new. Looks like a big project.
Wow, I would not want to be up on that steep, slick roof!
A gray day for the guys up on the roof.
Reformas dão trabalho mas são necessárias.Um abraço!😀
Quite a task they've got there ...All the best Jan
thecontemplativecat here That is one scary job.
Bastante trabajo. Te mando un beso.
Redoing is tough.
A big renovation going on there.
I'm all for renovation, not for demolition.
It is likely more cost-effective to renovate rather than purchase new.
Renovar e aproveitar ao máximo, são conceitos que andam na ordem do dia...Gostei imenso das imagens! Um grande abraço!Ana
At least they can afford the renovation
ReplyDeleteThey look busy.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteIt is good to see workers busy at work! Take care, have a great day!
It is good to renovate buildings, cheaper than a new one.
ReplyDeleteTime to work yourself warm in these temps!
ReplyDelete...it looks like quite a job.
ReplyDeleteOh, I feel for them at that height. Great work!
ReplyDeleteThe building does look like it needs a decent renovation.
ReplyDeleteHi Bill.
ReplyDeleteThey are working hard.
Greetings from Patricia.
Looks like a big job.
ReplyDeleteGreat scaffolding! And now there will be a wood fence to block what's going on at lower levels. Rebuilding the chimney up top is quite a feat in itself!
ReplyDeleteLines, lines. You are a master at catching them, Bill! What a tricky job taking down that chimney.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a big job, Bill.
ReplyDeleteIn the U.S. those workmen would be required to wear safety harness and lines. Good to see old buildings renovated rather than torn down.
ReplyDeleteBig renovation.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the fireplace is gone now. Hard work ahead.
ReplyDeleteSkilled workers
ReplyDeleteI'd much rather see renovation than the destruction of a perfectly good building, Bill. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteTis the season to get it done before winter!
ReplyDeleteHave to fix the old stuff sometimes.
ReplyDeletePeople working on a roof silouhette always reminds me of the musical, "Fiddler On the Roof,"
ReplyDeleteIt's always uplifting to see skilled workers isn't it! Aloha
ReplyDeleteIt would be almost too cold to do such work here. Brave souls!
ReplyDeleteThat would be too late for us now... the snow is already here.
ReplyDeleteHaving work done on a house is very expensive.
ReplyDeleteProbably cheaper to renovate than buy new. Looks like a big project.
ReplyDeleteWow, I would not want to be up on that steep, slick roof!
ReplyDeleteA gray day for the guys up on the roof.
ReplyDeleteReformas dão trabalho mas são necessárias.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço!😀
Quite a task they've got there ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
thecontemplativecat here That is one scary job.
ReplyDeleteBastante trabajo. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteRedoing is tough.
ReplyDeleteA big renovation going on there.
ReplyDeleteI'm all for renovation, not for demolition.
ReplyDeleteIt is likely more cost-effective to renovate rather than purchase new.
ReplyDeleteRenovar e aproveitar ao máximo, são conceitos que andam na ordem do dia...
ReplyDeleteGostei imenso das imagens! Um grande abraço!
Ana