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A carved panel hidden behind the cladding
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Front upper storey frame
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Older part of the upper storey
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Upper part of front elevation of the original 15th Century house showing how the roofline was lifted when the larger roof was installed
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Front elevation of the earlier 15th Century house
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Front elevation
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Front elevation
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Front elevation
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Front elevation
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Front elevation
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Front elevation
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Front elevation
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The sole plate removed, a new one is made and reinserted
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The house is propped up on acrows while repairs are done
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Repairs to the sole plate as seen from the inside
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The new sole plate is constructed and put into place
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After the new sole plate is installed
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After repairs the new lathe is fixed - approximately 5 kilometers of it!
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The front with new lathe
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Front after lime plaster
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The finished result
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