A note to say Thanks.
Cedric Nowicki
9 years ago
Not So much a question but to say it makes me feel proud to think that someone has gone to the trouble of reusing a much loved barn. Converting it to architecture that fits in with modern living rather than losing it forever. To me it deserves twenty points out of ten.
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