23 year old Japanese Acer.
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thats lovely 23 yrs old you been house how long, my longest was 18 yrs exept when stayed at mams, she been here since i 18 4o years 😺😄
gerrerd in reply to
Now this will surprise you. 66 years came here when l was 2.!!
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oh your age 68 you look younger must be the mind set and medtations i need some work looking like this think only hope is hairdresser surgeon complete make over 😄
haha me
Arymretep in reply to
Looking good M 👍🤣
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haha theres a cream that builds the flesh back the collogen and fat keeps us young but ive lost half stone as yu know im seriously thinking of having something done i want to look like i did when younger and stay that way my hrt helps keep collogen there im keeping out sun 🙄heres the balcony houses
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AH , i can beat that, I’ve been living in this house on and off for 68 years, moved here when I was 6 😳
in reply to Arymretep
hi M i moved in mam.house when 18 it was as yu know intended mine but would cause jealousy with sister alls well that ends well fate jas got my where i always wanted heres my plans some have balconies over looking lake 😁
😁
Arymretep in reply to
is that the house you are buying, looks lovely x
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yes its got a really old fireace and coal fire ill keep it its in place with the house i like a old thing with a modern touch hate all this all modern stuff i like the stain glass windows in the porch too like mams and certain features from the past
my bench awaits
Arymretep in reply to
Me too, when we did this house out in the 80’s we took all the old wrought iron fireplaces out, even had them in the bedrooms, I wish we’d kept them now as they are all back in fashion, thankfully we kept all the original architraves around the doors and windows .
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im not keen on dark wood maby it will sand or paint
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reminds me of a famhouse kitchen 😁
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gerrerd in reply to
Nice table, I have a 250 year old one, needs restoring, next job. x
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good morning its not mine just screenshots from the ad im waiti g from slers solicitor about fixtures fittings im not botherd its just rigmarole i wish id by passed and just took my sellers to a solicitor and wrote a check and them.sine the deeds over as i know them now were going to go round and ask them to pester there solicitor i heard its them shouts loudest it took 5 weeks when sold dads house its letters going back n forth costly and timely its only been a week half ive got to get more cutting back in park done today what you doing must keep busy are you any better in yourself 🤗x
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the bench by lake is 2 min walk from my back garfen once i get a gate and rid brambles lol ill have cupa tea by the lake on morning 😄i need the keys b4 ill beleve it, id still like to live rawal come sea side close by tho i hate towns and traffic people
view frim my garden 😄
Arymretep in reply to
Sounds wonderful 👍x
Focusedmind in reply to
You have a beautiful house and a very nice setting! How lovely to be a two-minute walk to the lake. I also like older homes that are updated as long as they have a good fundamental structure. Often you can't easily buy some of the old artistic styles they used to put into houses back then, like stained glass windows. I am sure this is especially true with British architecture's long, rich history.
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yes a lot have ripped them out but in our old part of town theres lots of old buildings some have preservation rules cant destroy or change the doors are small on some old houses and cottages people have grown 😄
Focusedmind in reply to
Yes, we have Historic Preservation rules like that also, the difference is that in the western part of the U.S., the rules go back to the 1800's verses the much older history of the U.K. (In contrast, in the Eastern part of the U.S., our Historic Preservation rules go back to the 1700's because it was settled earlier than the western part of the U.S.)
Wow, that’s beautiful 👍
I have two Japanese Maples one the same as yours the other red/yellow I had put them in the wrong place they are now south facing, both three years old, in front of the kitchen windows, and wow!😎🙃🤩
I love thèse, so beautiful.
Gerrerd: Here in the States, we call your "Japanese Acer" a "Red Japanese Lace Leaf Maple," although I see on Google its Latin name is "Acer Palmatum Seuryu," so I see where you get Acer from. I have two in my front yard, although not as big as yours, Ray.
Thats amazing I have a small on in a pot that's my claim to fame 😊
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