Our family has a table where someone stuck a block of wood under an uneven leg, over 100 years ago. Now we will never repair it because that block of wood is an antique! The window in your picture may have achieved that status too! 🙂 Great picture, I love the rectangles within rectangles and the texture.
The ridges are clear enough, I can almost feel the roughness and immediate worry over splinters. Is this a window, or where one would store chopped wood for winter and fireplace?
Sandi
The repair needs to be repaired. Would that make it a re-repair?
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Our family has a table where someone stuck a block of wood under an uneven leg, over 100 years ago. Now we will never repair it because that block of wood is an antique! The window in your picture may have achieved that status too! 🙂 Great picture, I love the rectangles within rectangles and the texture.
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That’s funny. And it also is reminiscent of how I fix things. More about function than looks.
Thank you for this comment.
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Cool shot!
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Nice. Thank you.
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Awesome black and white! Hugz Lisa and Bear
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Thanks, you two.
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The ridges are clear enough, I can almost feel the roughness and immediate worry over splinters. Is this a window, or where one would store chopped wood for winter and fireplace?
Sandi
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This is a window on an abandoned out building on a farm.
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It almost appears as one of those chopped wood storage areas.
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Could have been or maybe even a small shelter for goats…
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