[at-l] Big, Big Tub--A Quandary

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In a message dated 11/21/04 15:10:59 Eastern Standard Time, 
PUDSCRAWLER@aol.com writes:


> There is a small, 100+ year-old building in my backyard that has a loft 
> inside.  It was obviously used as a dwelling at one time because of the 
> wallpaper 
> that still hangs on some of the walls.  It is musty but not nearly so much 
> so 
> as when it was filled with odds and ends stored there by the previous owner. 
>  
> It pleases me, as do most structures with lofts, and I have fleeting, 
> wistful 
> 

A Guest House or a B & B (though that would mean that you would have to cook 
breakfast)?   An old Bathtub is a precious thing.  Deep and Wide and big 
enough for two?  Sounds like a Honeymooner attraction.  Another good use for an old 
Bathtub is as a planter in the front yard or as a Birdbath, or a water trough 
for Horses or Deer or ......  Or, how about an outdoor bathing place (contact 
Shane for details)?  

Someone (who?) suggested that a new home should be lived in for a year before 
any changes are made -- same goes for the outside gardens, etc., so that one 
can see the value that is present. Of course if Bathrooms and Kitchens are 
obsolete perhaps that rule does not apply.

Have fun!

Skylander  PS  Got my picture?