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Some Pictures of the Demolition
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Notice the nicely sanded wall...it only took THREE days. So much nasty brown paint and shiny shellac. It's all gone now though. I am going to finish it with a light blonde stain and satin finish. |
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These walls were originally staying but I found some water damage under the window and upon further inspection found lots of smelly mouse nests. Walls were definitely coming down after finding that. |
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We took down the cabinets and found another dead bird. It didn't smell until I picked it up, the stench of death was so horrible. There was nothing dead in the bottom cabinets, so that was a plus. |
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The bird was in that section to the right where the wires ran through. I can't really figure out how a robin managed to get up in there, must have been through the 2 inch space behind the counter top. | | | | | |
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