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Showing posts with label South Shore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Shore. Show all posts
Friday, September 10, 2010
Angela Salvucci and Geof Gustavsen Wedding at Cohasset's Red Lion Inn
Angela and Geof celebrated their wedding at the elegant, casual barn at the Red Lion Inn in Cohasset, MA, a perfect match for their style as a couple. In addition to each other, the couple also loves Cohasset's reverence for history and its seaside location. They also had the good luck of getting a lovely summer day. Here are a couple of my faves, and a link to a slideshow of more of the best photography of the day:
View Angela and Geof's slideshow
View Angela and Geof's slideshow
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Christmas in July in Easton
That's Bernard, Eric, and Bobby expertly fitting "Barn Red" siding to our green-clad house this week. As a visual gal I've never cared for vinyl siding, but this stuff looks fantastic close-up and from the street, what with being cast with the texture of real cedar shakes—and it NEVER needs painting—whew!
Our contractor, Fred Peacott of Peacott Carpentry, is doing a splendid job bringing designer Dave Packert's work to life. And a proud plug for plumber Josh Weigel and electrician Bill Schneider, saw mill pro Peter of Shaker Mills for our locally grown flooring, Anderson Fireplace (and Insulation), excavator Tom Driscoll, mason Paul Jewett, plasterer Tom Mannion, the awesome roofer and crane operators who worked so fast I didn't catch their names—but I'll happily look them up them for you—realtor Marlene Wise, the many folks at Easton town hall, and especially our new neighbors, many of whom are spending this hot summer with open windows next door to all this colorful chaos. Please accept my apologies—and let me know for goodness sake—if I've forgotten to give you a mention.
Thanks to everyone who's poured their blood, sweat, and tears into our home. Keep up the good work, because we want to actually live here soon!
Our contractor, Fred Peacott of Peacott Carpentry, is doing a splendid job bringing designer Dave Packert's work to life. And a proud plug for plumber Josh Weigel and electrician Bill Schneider, saw mill pro Peter of Shaker Mills for our locally grown flooring, Anderson Fireplace (and Insulation), excavator Tom Driscoll, mason Paul Jewett, plasterer Tom Mannion, the awesome roofer and crane operators who worked so fast I didn't catch their names—but I'll happily look them up them for you—realtor Marlene Wise, the many folks at Easton town hall, and especially our new neighbors, many of whom are spending this hot summer with open windows next door to all this colorful chaos. Please accept my apologies—and let me know for goodness sake—if I've forgotten to give you a mention.
Thanks to everyone who's poured their blood, sweat, and tears into our home. Keep up the good work, because we want to actually live here soon!
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