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Thursday, February 20. 2014
Steam Department Update 02-15-2014 Posted by Nigel Bennett in Steam Department at 09:31
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Steam Department Update 02-15-2014
The report this weekend is entirely second hand as I have been on vacation in Mexico. Thanks to Jim, Phil and Collin for detailed input. The common theme seems to be that, with Nigel out of the way, there was a good turnout and they were able to get a lot done.
As ever, the primary focus is on 1630 and getting everything in top shape for the season:
Jerry spent most of Saturday scraping grease off the frame on the fireman's side of the engine.
Jane put more of the frame in primer. She also painted the portion of the frame that was already put in primer by Jeff.
Trevor crawled under the boiler and cleaned the interior of the frame.
Jim painted one of the two remaining wheels on the engineer's side and the two back wheels on the fireman's side of the engine.
Jane and Jim also put the last wheel on the engineer's side in primer.
On Sunday, Jerry and Jim gave the fireman's side frames and wheels a final power wash to get ready for full priming on that side. As part of this they tested the painting of the wheels on the engineer's side. We had some doubts as the paint used is really old but seemed to apply and adhere very well. It also passed this test with no sign of any flaking under high pressure washing.
Intensive work started on the smoke box where we need to fit a thicker gasket on the front ring and Dennis has to fit the spark arrestor assembly into the box.
Removing the appurtenances from the front of 1630 was challenging due to the weight associated with the bell and smoke box door & ring. Typically, we would prefer to use either the large CAT forklift or, preferably, the boom truck to effect such moves, however, that equipment is currently inaccessible due to the accumulation of snow around the property. We therefore made the most of the small shop forklift, which Ralph maneuvered around. Rick, Eric & his Dad rigged the bell and Ralph lowered it down.
Phil & Paul worked on the new smoke box baffling and hardware. This had been assembled in the fabrication area and then had to be disassembled, brought up front to the locomotive, and reassembled. During this time Eric & Collin worked on burning out the netting channels and Paul finished up by grinding to smooth the smoke box interior. Dennis will now be able to plan the replacement of the mounting hardware.
In the evening
Dennis worked on the weld repairs to the cab sides and roof interior.
On the Shay:
Ralph, with help from Jason, removed several brake rigging pieces to allow for access to stay bolts on the throat sheet.
Despite the appearance he is not cutting the rigging but heating a rusted nut to allow its removal. This is a common technique that usually allows even very old and rusted nuts to be removed without sheering the bolt or stud.
After this work the firebox front is clear for work on the stays.
On #428:
Dennis worked on the welding of the boxes and pedestal braces. Work progresses on all of them at once as the most effective method is to weld one until it gets too hot then move on the next. By the time the 4th is too hot you can move back to the 1st.
On Sunday Tom, Cameron, and Philip all worked on machining various parts including the brake rigging.
In other areas:
Jerry and Bob about the planer tried longer bolts in the pump block and this seems to have overcome the problem of the gasket blowing. There are still minor leaks but, unfortunately the table still does not show any sign of moving under pressure. It is hoped that we have found an outside expert who may have some experience of this type of machine and is willing to come by and advise.
Hopefully this coming weekend we can do as well as this with me around, otherwise I will really start to wonder!.
Sunday, February 9. 2014
Steam Department Update 02-08-2014 Posted by Nigel Bennett in Steam Department at 16:17
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Steam Department Update 02-08-2014
Back again after a week's gap. Last weekend was the worst yet. Saturday working was cancelled on February 1st as the forecast suggested so much snow. In retrospect that may have been overkill as we did work yesterday when more snow fell than actually arrived the previous week ….. the forecast just did not seem as bad!!.
I have been out at the museum more this week as I take on the role of museum Treasurer. The museum site is an incredible Winter wonderland. Dave and the B&G team have done a great job keeping the roads open. He was saying yesterday that the plough truck has run about 220 miles so far this season simply clearing on site. However each working day we have to dig our way into the shop, clear drifts to get to equipment like the compressor and any idea of moving equipment or getting at boxcars or containers is a joke. There are considerable drifts or barriers of ploughed snow everywhere you look.
Anyway, Phil and Tom braved the elements last Sunday and did some work on 428.
This Saturday I was heavily involved in the Board meeting and some follow on Treasurer activities so was not very productive in the shop. However, there was a good turn out and substantial progress.
On 1630:
The major step forward was reaching general agreement of the plan for painting. This does not sounds much but is actually rather complicated. We have two (or effectively three) methods of painting different areas. Large parts of the loco will be sprayed. However, there are substantial areas that are so confined and irregular in shape that it seems impossible that a decent finish could be achieved with a sprayer. So brush painting seems logical for these. (The third category is areas in so deep and covered in grease that the logical approach seems to be leave well alone, for example the leading truck frame). The whole process is complicated by the fact that, while everything is painted black, it is expected that the two painting methods, using different materials, will show shade differences. So we do not want the two methods used directly next to one another.
The final plan is that the wheels and frames will be brush painted while the upper works (cab, boiler, tender) will be sprayed. The wheels were a particularly tough choice. There is no doubt that 4 and 5 could be sprayed. Also 3 could be sprayed, but would require several moves of the loco to get at all the spokes. However, 1 and 2, heavily concealed behind connecting rods, cross heads and slide bars would be a near impossible target for spraying. (The picture below of #1 is taken looking vertically down behind the slide bars so imagine getting at this with a substantial sprayer!). So all will be brush painted as the likelihood is that a shade difference would be very obvious if we sprayed just the ones we could.
With this done progress started to become visible.
Jim had brought in a much more powerful pressure washer. He and Jerry did a further degreasing run on the frames, wheels, and everything that was not in the leave well alone category.
Following this preparation much of the lower part of the locomotive is now assessed as ready to be primed once dry or requiring just a small amount of wire brushing to allow priming. (A key part of the need to agree how each area is to be painted was that the spray epoxy does not require a primer while the brush applied finish does).
Substantial areas were dry by afternoon. So painting began with priming the wheels. While Jim did most of the work, our General Manager came by the shop and spotted the need to fill in a gap. It is a rarity to seem Jamie at work in the Steam Shop so we have recorded this event as our ceremonial first painting on 1630.
By end of day three wheels were primed. The ability to start painting created a lot of enthusiasm. I received the picture below from Jim. By Sunday several of the wheels are finished with the black top coat.
On the superstructure, part of the preparation for spraying is removal of pipes that will create shadows when spraying. One of these is the steam supply for the air pump that runs from the governor high up on the fireman's side of the firebox.
Collin needed to re-lag this anyway so he and Paul managed to release a union and remove it. As with lots of things on an old steam engine, one thing leads to another. It was obvious that moisture trapped in the lagging had caused some corrosion on the steel pipe. After thorough wire brushing and hammer testing no obvious failures were found but it was clearly not in good condition so the decision was made to have a replacement fabricated. In matters like this we want to avoid any doubt and there is currently time to have the replacement made before the season.
Jason and Phil worked on the manifold for the stoker. The casting was damaged and Dennis fixed this some time ago. The threaded holes into which fit the steam connections had to be recut and then the steam connections fitted. By end of day the manifold was ready to refit.
As a "British" fireman who has never seen a stoker in operation I learned something. The stoker on 1630 is not operational at present as the screw drive in the tender needs work. So I had assumed that the steam manifold (which controls the jets fire the coal around the box from the distribution plate) was simply decorative at this time. It seems this is not so. If the fireman is feeling tired he can put coal onto the distribution plate manually and then use the steam to fire it up to the front of the firebox. You live and learn!.
I did my penance for spending most of the day out of the shop by crawling into the firebox to test fit a sample of the new fire brick. Although I spent days in there when fitting tubes, fitting the fire hole door casting has made this a whole new experience. What used to be a simple exercise is now more like getting toothpaste into a tube for one of my build. Anyway the conclusion after Jason and Phil had put in a few more of the arch bricks is that the shorter F5 bricks, that are readily available, cause only a marginal lift in the arch bricks so should be usable.
On the Shay, Phil took advantage of the degreasing set up for #1630 and did a thorough job on the truck. Hopefully, once dry and examined, this will also start to see new paint applied.
On #428 quite a lot was happening:
Dennis started the long job of building up the axle boxes. The first step, on which he was working yesterday, is to build up the damaged areas that will be behind the plates which will be added to the box castings. Once built up, these areas will need to be finally ground to shape so that there is a solid surface to which the plates will be mounted;
was back after his trip to Arizona and restarted work on the air pump. Not much visible progress today. The first big step was to locate the many
substantial parts of this 3 dimensional jigsaw and work out exactly how they
must fit together. What fits where is only part of the challenge. It is immediately clear that it would be very easy to assembly a lot of it and then discover that a key part should have been fitted earlier in the sequence!.
Jane was hard at work on the frame binders that join the frame at the bottom of each axle box guide. Dennis has done a good deal of repair work on these and they now need to be cleaned off, ground smooth and then machined to fit accurately into the frames.
In the shop in general:
It was a worrying day on the planer. Mike, Bob and Ed worked on preparing it for a further test of the hydraulic drive system while Jane completed painting the machine. Unfortunately a second attempt to start the hydraulic pump caused a blow in the gasket that failed last time, although we are now confident that the surfaces are flat after surface grinding. This leaves us with a puzzle. Documentation of this machine is distinctly limited. We know it should operate at a high pressure (suggested around 1200psi). The key question is whether this seal is failing at a pressure at which it should not or if some blockage or error in assembly is causing pressure to build substantially above the intended level. Needless to say there is no tapping that would allow us to fit a gauge.
So back on the job and a lot was achieved in the day. I am off to Mexico for a week so will miss next weekend but look forward to seeing a lot more paint when I get back
Sunday, January 26. 2014
Steam Department Update 01-25-2014 Posted by Nigel Bennett in Steam Department at 16:03
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Steam Department Update 01-25-2014
Well, I am glad to say that the continuing atrocious weather seems to have increased the determination of the steam shop volunteers. We had an excellent turnout on Saturday and made good progress on some items that have been holding us up for a while.
On 1630:
One large team focused on preparing the cab for spray painting.
The edges of the cab sides where there were signs of blistering in the paint were all needle chipped. This revealed a few areas where Dennis will need to make good some holes and cracks. Nothing too major but we do want to get this thoroughly sound before we paint;
The arm rests were removed from the window frames … and identified another job. The wooden base of one of them looks more like sponge than timber. That will need to be remade;
A section of the inner cab lining on the fireman's side proved to be corroded thru. This was cut out, the rust and scale removed from between the inner and outer sheets and the whole area primed. Dennis can now weld in a new section of sheet metal;
The cab sides were rubbed down ready for painting.
A big area of concern has been preparing the frames and wheels for painting. Ideally it would have good to have blasted the grease and oil from these using the high powered steam cleaner. Unfortunately the extreme weather is against this. There are serious doubts around the practicality of using the steam cleaner in the shop and the obvious concern over how long it would be before there is any chance of moving outside again.
Jim, Jerry and Vince decided to try the liquid degreaser that was obtained for the Shay truck. This proved very successful.
One or two passes with subsequent washing off using a small pressure washer took large areas of the frames and wheels back to bare primer that we had never seen before. We are unclear whether these areas were not previously painted black or if the top coat was so badly adhered that it came straight off with the grease. However, it is certainly clear that the method is getting back to a sound and grease free surface.
Hopefully a second session next weekend, with a more powerful pressure washer to do the final washing off, will bring much of the lower part of the locomotive to a suitable condition for painting.
Jason finished testing all the cab gauges and also trained Phil in this operation.
One of the gauge faces is much worn. It raises a question of how it was originally painted. All the black lettering is indented, even the fine detail of the maker's name.
On the Shay:
Eric and his Dad worked steadily thru the job of fitting the long bolts thru the frame and truck pivot casting. By end of day, all six of the bolts were properly fitted. Nuts are noticeable by their absence !. Tom did not make it to Union because of the weather but a telephone discussion indicated that supplies of 1 inch nuts were likely to be in the container. Ah Yes!. That thing sitting out behind the 3 foot snow drift at 10 degrees in a gale !. Nuts will be for another day;
The bolster was turned over and Eddie cleaned the other face to allow it to be primed.
In the shop in general:
Stu and Bob finished painting the planer, which Phil and Jane had progressed over the last week. Unfortunately it was not possible to reassemble the valve block and test the machine. The distorted face of the valve block has been surface ground to ensure that it will seal but was in Tom's car in Chicago.
They then worked on rebuilding the lubricator for another of the machines.
Phil has now made a big difference to the storage area and is planning what to do with the adjacent areas..
So overall a pretty successful day.
Sunday, January 19. 2014
Steam Department Update 01-18-2014 Posted by Nigel Bennett in Steam Department at 12:21
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Steam Department Update 01-18-2014
What a year!. Another Saturday somewhat disrupted by the Winter weather. There was a reasonable turn out at the shop but a lot of people left at lunchtime as the rate of snowfall increased. For those of us that stuck it out, the snow did cease by evening and the slither down US20 to the expressway was what we are becoming used to.
It was definitely a day for work inside the shop and the absence of some key people and parts meant that testing of the paint sprayer could not proceed. However work progressed in a number of other areas.
On 1630:
Matt primed the area of the engineer's side walkway that was cleaned off last week;
On the Shay:
In the shop in general, some significant reorganization was achieved:
So overall a successful day despite the weather.
Sunday, January 12. 2014
Steam Department Update 01-11-2014 Posted by Nigel Bennett in Steam Department at 11:28
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Steam Department Update 01-11-2014
A rather more normal weekend allowing quite a lot to be done in the Steam shop on Saturday.
All credit to the team that made it to the shop. The main roads were fine but the local roads toward the site were rather icy in places and the museum site is a nightmare. Although the air temperature was above freezing, the ground is still frozen. So, despite efforts by B&G, large areas, including all the roads and walkways around the shop were thickly covered in smooth wet ice!. The team cautiously slithered their way from cars to the shop and stayed inside !.
I spent the morning at the Board meeting but the team got to work and a lot was achieved.
On 1630:
By the time I got back to the shop the small air tank was already back in place on the locomotive. So we are now able to power the reverser with compressed air to allow the measurements of the piston valve rings to be made;
Eddie and his sister made good progress in preparing the walkways for painting. Jane is setting up to prime these next weekend;
The paint sprayer has arrived but unfortunately the correct nozzle for the material we have to spray was not available until next week. Anyway, we have the machine and will hopefully be able to do the first test run next weekend;
We are hoping to avoid having to reapply all the main lettering so Jim was hard at work masking the cab lettering;
Phil and Jane removed the blower ring from the smokebox so that Dennis can start on fitting the new plate work for the spark arresting system;
The pressure hose for the injector overflow / cab wash down (what I as a Brit would call the slacker pipe) arrived and was fitted;
Jim and Jane primed the first of the main air tanks;
Eric loosened the nuts on the smokebox front and hand rail. We are preparing to add more gasket material to this joint as the seal was not as good as we would like during the test run;
Jason and Collin finished cleaning and reassembling the steam regulator for the air pump. Jason decided not to refit it but rather to duct tape the pipes to which it is fitted. Having produced this nice clean brass regulator he seems a bit sensitive about it being in place when people are spraying paint around it!.
On the Shay there was quite a bit of activity:
Phil finished caulking the rivets, both below and inside the smokebox. This was a lot of work but the result is a very neat job. Well done Phil. Another big benefit to completing this is that the rest of us can now work around the shop without our teeth suddenly starting to rattle in our heads as he uses the air hammer;
Jason and Eric made good progress on reaming and threading the holes for the crown stays that are being replaced and were able to test fit some of the new stays.
With no further swaging planned for some years, I finally took down the swaging machine for storage. This will allow much easier access thru the doors at the South end of the shop. The machine and the mounting timbers were marked with paint to provide a clear pattern for reassembly when next required and then it was taken down for storage.
With a bit more reorganization we will be able to fully use the door again.
So a good day of progress. Hopefully if the weather remains moderate we can get the painting under way next weekend.
Saturday, January 4. 2014
Steam Department Update 01-04-2014 Posted by Nigel Bennett in Steam Department at 20:13
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Steam Department Update 01-04-2014
Well the first weekend of 2014 proved to be a virtual wipe out (or maybe white out) in the Steam Shop and probably most other areas of the museum. The forecast made it clear that snow and brutally cold temperatures can be expected Sunday thru Tuesday but I had hoped that the snow was not to arrive until afternoon / evening on Saturday. This looked plausible on the drive out from Chicago but, once I left the expressway, the last 8 miles to Union was an unpleasant surprise. Wind was whipping drifts across US20 and it certainly looked as if new snow was falling even at 9 a.m.
The museum site was challenging. The few who made it had to break thru a drift at the gate and dig their way thru a drift at the trolley loop crossing by barn #9. 5 of us made it to the Steam Shop and I found a similar hard core at the Car Shop.
We did a number of jobs to prepare for testing of the paint and spray equipment next weekend:
The small air reservoir was moved back beside the locomotive ready for fitting;
Jane painted the walkway and supports so that we can refit this tank next weekend;
The two large air tanks were moved to the South end ready for painting.
However the major task turned out to be the response to a phone call from Phil who, in attempting to be the 6th shop volunteer had ended up in a ditch on US20. Luckily Eddie has a 4WD pick-up so he, with Collin, Rick and a couple of sets of shop chains, went to the rescue. Having got Phil back on the road they were also able to pull out at least one other driver who had encountered a similar problem. US20 was deteriorating rapidly.
So, having completed the jobs above, we headed out at 11:30. There was little sign of improvement and a definite forecast of much worse late in the day. Much as we love the museum, I do not think anyone liked the idea of being stuck there for a couple of days that threaten record low temperatures.
So we can only hope that the weather next weekend is more helpful.
Sunday, December 29. 2013
Steam Department Update 12-28-13 Posted by Nigel Bennett at 16:58
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Steam Department Update 12-28-13
Saturday provided a brief respite from the recent frigid weather in which the Winter work plan could be continued steadily.
On 1630;
The large copper pipes were annealed. Dennis heated them to red heat with the acetylene torches and then Brian and I moved them into the water bath to quench them. They are now ready to be re-insulated and then re-installed when the painting under their positions has been completed;
Jane and Stu finished painting the backhead in the cab;
Jane, Ed and I were busy preparing the front and walkways of the locomotive for painting;
Brian, Jerry and Jim worked with Tom on the plans for painting. More advanced spray equipment is needed for the paint that has been donated for this repaint. This will hopefully be available in the next couple of weeks and the first test spraying can then be planned;
We took the opportunity to get out to the boxcar and measure the dome cover in order to determine how thick the insulation on the dome should be. With this information, Jerry will hopefully be able to complete the insulation. The dome is the last piece remaining to be insulated;
The small air tank that serves as the reservoir for the reverser was painted with conventional spray paint to allow it to be refitted. This is required to allow the reverser to be moved allowing measurements of the valve chambers for future fitting of replacement rings.
In other areas:
Phil put in a solid day with the air hammer caulking the tube sheet rivets on the Shay. This is hard and essential work ensuring that the head of the rivet is tightly sealed into the boiler barrel. With eight rivets to do, Phil was working with the air hammer for much of the day and most other people in the shop were wearing ear protectors!;
A team including Jim, Jerry, Matt and others fitted the wires to #428 that will be used to attach the insulation. This is not an indication of an immediate start to insulation but rather reflects the fact that, since the boiler is currently bare, it is easier to install these wires before pipe work is fitted along the boiler;
Work on the planer suffered a set-back. Having filled everything with oil, an initial attempt was made to test the hydraulic pump. The good news was that the pump certainly develops pressure. The bad news was that it was immediately sufficient to blow a gasket in the hydraulic control assembly. Investigation is now under way to determine why this is not sealing correctly.
So the work continues steadily at the end of another year. It is certainly good to be able to compare where we are now to where we were at the end of 2012.
Happy New Year,
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our special friday sneak peek comes to us from letterpress designer (and RISD grad) hannah berman of pie bird press and is especially impressive since none of the rooms of her house in albany, ca (just north of berkeley) are larger than 10 x 10 feet. the little house was built was built in 1942 by charles macgregor, a local architect known for his bungalows. the house was built during the war, and meant to cater to a working-class family, so although it is very well-built, it is tiny by today's standards- less than 1,000 square feet including an added-on room that she uses as her office. hannah definitely says it has been a challenge for to furnish the house (and display all her many collections) without crowding the small rooms. she describes the result as "cozy," but i love what she's done with the place. you can find more from hannah in her etsy shop and on her blog, and more images from her home right here. [thanks, hannah!] -anne
The living room is full of collections: ceramic deer, vintage globes, the bird's nests my father collected when I was a child… One day I would love to spread everything out more; at the moment it's a little bit like living in an antique store.
I like my bedroom to be a calm place, which is why I chose a green tea color for the walls. I have a collection of nautical-themed Paint-By -Number paintings that I've acquired around the country. The lamp on the nightstand is part of another collection I started in college when I discovered my first lamp of this kind in a junk shop. I have quite a few variations of it, but they are currently in storage until I get a bigger house. If you pay attention you will notice the inspiration for many of my cards around my house- the Moonbeam alarm clock above the bed is one example.
I love to cook and entertain, so when I bought the house one of the deciding factors was the kitchen, which still had its original cupboards and floorplan (a rarity these days!). To increase storage, I had more cupboards custom built to match the limited existing ones, and had the counter top tiled in the style it would have originally been. I also laid linoleum flooring (which is a green product, by the way), and installed my baby: a 1950's Wedgewood stove. I've been collecting vintage red and turquoise kitchenwares and dishes for years, so everything matches. I rewired the phone myself but it rings so loudly that I keep it unplugged. The prints on the wall include cards by Dutch Door Press and Blue Snail Papers . The clock (which works!!!) is by fellow-RISD grad David Dear .
The dining room is definitely one of the more eclectic rooms in the house, with its Danish modern table and its 1930's built-in china hutch, which originally came from my parents' house, and where I house my collection of vintage turquoise cream pitchers. The large painting is by one of my best friends, Jane Kim , and the smaller pieces are by Rori Wilson (top), Old School Stationers, and Jane Kim.
CLICK HERE for the rest of hannah's sneak peek after the jump!
Artwork by Kelly Neidig (landscape), Emily Andrews (ambulance), Jane Kim (clovers), Esther Ramirez (house), Kota Ezawa (Polaroid etching), Leah Giberson (pool), and myself (Seymour's silhouette). The large painting above the credenza is also by Jane Kim.
I LOVE the kitchen – the bright blue and red are so great!! I also love the dresser piece in the first picture… wish I could find one that looks just like that!
fantastic! i love, love, LOVE the massive amounts of turquoise!!
this is an excellent house! i love all of it, especially the vintage kitchenwear collection ;-)
I love the garden- such a great set-up! Great colours throughout, too.
Sooooooooo jealous of the kitchen! I'm kicking myself for going with a more muted turquoise wall color in my own kitchen.
Also love all the turquoise! Beautiful little kitchen.
Oh, Hannah…I love every inch of your house! So adorable. The turquoise and red kitchen made me green with envy! ;)
And your outdoor space…that's the number one reason to move to California, right there. Holy moly.
Her use of robin egg blue & turquoise throughout really unifies her space. Those colors pop out at me in every picture.
Delightful! I love your collections and colors. The green pillow on the bed is really nice. Do you know who made it?
I love when people show how stylish a small house can be. Love that turquoise! And the kitchen, wow!
I wish I knew how to spell the sound of awe/jealousy that came out of my mouth with every picture!
Oh it's all so adorable and BRIGHT! Love it!
Hannah- your house is as colorful as your work! That's amazing. But you're missing a shot with the master of the house. ha! xoxojulia
I'm so excited about this sneak peak! I too, collect vintage paint by numbers and globes! I would love to wake up in that cheerful home every morning!
I love all the cushions. They are so cute and fun.
Wow that kitchen is fabulous, I love those colors together. I also love the painting by Jane Kim gorgeous!
of all the wonderful sneak peeks on design*sponge this is my favorite of all — the only one i've commented on. i love the pillows, everything in these rooms make me happy happy happy!
this is my new favourite! i would love to know about all of the wonderful cushions throughout the house – collected or diy?
love love it. I am curious where your couch is from. Its just what i have been looking for. i am a teal-for-real type of gal too!
Yay Hannah! Your house is so wonderful – even better than you described. Love your backyard and kitchen and all your Jane Kims!
oh this is such a great sneak peek! it feels so inviting and full of love. and everyone should have a walnut tree out back like that.
Love the bedroom. Anyone know where to get bedding like that-I'm looking for the green…
I think my kitchen is the exact same color of turquoise, also with red accents. I love everything in the house and I am so jealous of your fig tree. I planted one this year, and it is about a foot high.
Proof that good things come in small packages. I'd be worried guests would never want to leave!
I love the turquoise and red combination throughout the kitchen!
This is such a lovely house with lovely details! I love all the little bits of collected flora and fauna like the nests in jars! And the blue lanterns in the fig tree!
And is that a Poang that has been upholstered with the cozy wooly fabric? I love that, and will have steal that idea myself.
Fantastic home!
Wow, thank you guys so much!
Erin- the green pillow in the bedroom is from Hable Construction, and the pink one is from Om Home.
Julia- Seymour refused to pose! I tried very hard to include him. :)
V- the turquoise cushion with birds is from India, the fox one is from Dwell Baby. On the chair, the Union Jack pillow is from Etsy seller Karen Hilton, the orange tree one is vintage, and the small embroidered one I made myself, inspired by Judy Ross.
Eri- the couch is from Room and Board
Go Hannah! Beautiful as to be expected.
We looked at a MacGregor house–I was told that he was referred to as, "One-nail MacGregor". We love that tidbit.
i am smitten with your house. thanks for sharing!!
Christen- the sheets are from Jonathan Adler, but I think that pattern has been discontinued. The duvet is from Pottery Barn, years ago.
The turquoise is so inspirational. I have a weakness for "pops" of that color, too.
Who made the adorable "fox" pillow on your couch?
SO wonderful, Hannah, love your house and artwork! :0) Amazing, congrats! Michele from RISD (I used to be Glick!)
I keep noticing the orange-green-yellow color combo (see here: http://www.randomneuralfirings.net/?p=201) and here it is again in the beautiful little pillow in the second photo. Would you consider this color combo a "mini-trend" or has it been around for a while?
The use of color in this home is truly inspiring. My two favorite photos are of the bedroom and dining room. I have a thing for paint by numbers, and I can't help but love all the touches of aqua in the dining room. The painting is wonderful.
Oh!!! I loooove this :o)
The kitchen is just taken out of my dreams!!!
Loves it!
the best thing about hannah's house is that none of it is for show, but is instead inseparably intertwined with her life. her house, her car, her clothes, her dinner parties, her beautiful letterpress card line: everything she touches exudes this incredible "hannahness". it's infuriating that she makes something so difficult look so effortless, and wonderful. she also bakes a mean blackberry pie…
i love your house!! i love the pillow that you made. where did you buy your green patterned bedding?
The fox pillow is from Dwell Baby. I got it at Design Public a couple of years ago.
I really love this sneak peek, and all the Catherineholm bowls are super fab. But what pulled on me the most was the backyard! I grew up in Cali and that is such a perfect patio.
Where did you get the curtains with the leaves on them, next to the chair? LOVE them.
Madalyn- the curtains are from IKEA.
Audrey Kim- the sheets are from Jonathan Adler, but they are discontinued. You might be able to find them on Ebay.
Oh my I absolutely love love love this house!
I also LOVE the Turquoise but am too nervous to incorporate it into my house! It really pops with the red in the kitchen.
Thanks for sharing, it's nice to see a small house on D*S.
I love all the blue and orange accents. Stunning
I love the kitchen! It seems like such an inviting place to be. I would love to know the maker of the leaf patterned mixing bowls/casserole dish… a good friend of mine used to have one. Thanks!
Words can´t express how much I love this. The kitchen! LOVE.
turq and red…*swoon* and i think i am going to covet her collection of deer for the rest of the day
I am so in love with the colors in this home….dying!!!
What a great place! I'm especially taken with Jane Kim's artwork.
Your house looks amazing Hannah! I remember seeing it when you first moved in. Great job, so cozy and personalized.
hannah b – you are design, comfort and perfect with campari and soda in the backyard! love you and your lemon tree
I'm so glad you painted your kitchen bright blue. Everywhere I look it seems everyone's doing the whole white-walls-colored-furniture thing and I was starting to feel like a freak with my kitchen walls being a rich, bright blue.
my friend sent me this link because she said it reminded her of the type of decor I like. I'm so glad she did–what an inspired place!
Adorable! I love the colours.
This is my favorite sneak peek! I used to live on Evelyn in Albany and the fireplace and front door remind me of our sunny little house with it's huge yard.
Wow, Hannah! When you're done being the best pressperson in the Bay Area, you can do interior design! Fantastic! xoxo
Oh boy, I love your house Hannah… the stove, the art, the fig tree, everything! Nice to see you at NSS again. P.S. Didn't know you went to RISD. I did too, 1996 photo. : )
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I love the pitcher with "Martini" on it. Very 50's. My aunt had her whole Rec Room outfitted in that pattern.
I love these sneak peaks but I have noticed a trend lately, which is that elements that are specifically mentioned in the descriptions have been cropped out or are otherwise missing. At the risk of sounding churlish, do these get proof-read before they are posted? Keep up the great work–this is my favorite lunchtime reading treat.
sometimes we include the full text from the homeowner because the objects exist in the full-sized versions of images on flickr. that said, i'll try to make sure we get a better handle on that ;)
I love that it is so colorful and warm. Turquoise, aqua and teak are favorites. I'm wondering if you have that George Mcdonald book because of the turquoise color. Even hidden under the dish I recognize it as my mom collects his books.
Wendy- it's one of my favorite books from my childhood; my dad used to read them to me. I didn't think anyone would spot it!
I love the whimsy! I have a lot of cherry red in my kitchen… and seeing the combo I might start adding that turquoise. I have those Jonathan Adler sheets, LOVE them!
Such a cute home. When can I come over? I'd love some of those treats on the coffee table.
Nothing better than good bread and cheese with wine to make a house feel like a home.
Love this home, lots of treasures and colours to keep the eyes interested. Bex
Wow! I love it, this is so my style.
Hannah, do you recall what paint/color you used in the kitchen?
I love everything you have done with your home Hannah. Can I ask you if you painted those porcelain deers, or if you brought them in the turquoise?
I love the kitchen…what color paint is that??
I really like your blog and Hannah's home.
I also own and live in a Albany Macgregor (1938)
C.M. "One Nail" Macgregor was not an architect.
Rather, he was a builder of renown in California.
He worked with designs in the 20 and 30's from famed architect Walter W. Dixon
He built hundreds of homes and apartment houses in San Francisco, Oakland and Berkeley. He stated building in Albany in the 20's and decided to move his Oakland office to Albany in 1936, He built 1500 homes here, (nearly half of all homes) in Albany and hundreds more in the east bay area.
All strong, sturdy bungalows built with the best materials and methods, Such as all redwood frames, doors, moldings and cabinets,. white oak floors, Plaster walls with Deco Arches, tiled kitchens and baths, He showed it was possible to build strong long lasting homes at a modest price by building several homes at a time using his own crews of masons, carpenters, plumbers, electricians, painters, plasterers, landscapers and keeping all of them working during the depression, He did not use sub-contractors.
All his homes, whether they were deluxe models or bare bones had a romantic, cozy flair. He used Dixon's designs and made his own plans and modifications. He varied the blueprints and frequently reversed them to provide more diversity,, Spanish, Tudor, Modern, Arts and Crafts, regardless of style were built with integrity, now proven by a 5-10 percent premium over similar bungalows built then by others imitating his style and plans,
He earned the nickname "One Nail" as he would use that one extra nail,
Every time the building code would call for three nails, he would use four and if the code called for four, he would use five.
I am also grateful he bolted the sill plate to the foundation
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Hannah, I've been going through old sneak peaks and yours is my favorite! I have been looking for the right shade of turquoise for my kitchen and yours is beyond perfection. Will you share the paint color? Cheers!
just curious what brand the teal flat skillet and the brighter red pots/pans are? thanks
Such a happy & beautiful home. I love the colors, the details and the warmth. Not to mention the artwork by Jane Kim( in love with the huge piece in the dining room). Also, the sweet garden space…I would be quite happy living in this loved & cosy home. Thanks for sharing it with us!
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In addition to the beautiful weather, the glorious beaches and the spectacular seascapes experienced by the whole of the Algarve, the Western Algarve regularly boasts cooling sea breezes in the summer (which reduces the humidity suffered further east) and a distinct lack of high-rise holiday developments.
Sandy beaches close to the Boavista Golf Resort such as Praia da Luz, Porta do Mos, or Meia Praia near Lagos offer water sports and all the fun of the sea-side whilst, for something quieter, the beaches on the western coast are a must. These are often totally deserted and you will soon appreciate that here, three really is a crowd!
And, if you would like to take a break from sun-bathing, there is a full range of distractions including:
- cliff-tops walks which can commence from the villa
- hikes in the Serra da Monchique mountains, about an hour away
- fishing trips
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- dolphin watching
- historical sites to visit including Lagos old town, and Silves with its virtually intact 13th century castle
- shopping in the quaint, pedestrian streets of Lagos
- motorsports at the local autodrome (30 minutes)
- water parks (30 minutes)
- restaurants and cafes in Lagos and Luz
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In summary, by renting our villa on the Boavista Golf Resort, you will be signing up to a lovely holiday. The Western Algarve, with its sun, sand, sea, cliff-top walks, historic sites, golf, shopping and restaurants is a fantastic venue.
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Worldwide, health officials are identifying more cases. According to World Health Organization statistics released Wednesday morning, 10,243 cases of swine flu have now been identified in 40 countries, and 80 of those infected have died.
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A vaccine for the virus is currently in the works. However, WHO officials have said that drug manufacturers won't be able to start making a vaccine until mid-July at the earliest. They attribute the delay to the fact that the virus does not appear to grow quickly in a laboratory setting, making it difficult for scientists to get a key vaccine ingredient.
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BALTIMORE - Loyola University Maryland has accepted an invitation to join the Patriot League at the beginning of the 2013-14 academic and athletic year.
"It is an honor to join the Patriot League's distinguished member institutions, all of which consistently demonstrate a profound commitment to excellence both in the classroom and on the field. That commitment is one we share at Loyola, and we see this move as a vital opportunity to continue to elevate our already outstanding athletics programs in keeping with our goal of becoming the nation's leading Catholic, comprehensive university," said Rev. Brian F. Linnane, S.J., Loyola's president.
The Patriot League's full members are American University, Bucknell University, Colgate University, the College of the Holy Cross, Lafayette College, Lehigh University, the United States Naval Academy, the United States Military Academy, and fellow new addition for 2013 Boston University.
"Loyola University Maryland is an outstanding addition to our membership as a private institution with an excellent academic reputation and rich athletic history," said Daniel H. Weiss, Ph.D., chair of the Patriot League's Council of Presidents and president of Lafayette College. "The decision to add Loyola reflects the presidents' commitment to the stability and long-term positioning of the league."
Since 1998, the Patriot League has ranked first among all Division I conferences in student-athlete graduation rates in the NCAA Graduation Rates report. In the most recent report, Loyola had 11 teams with perfect graduation rates. A total of 15 Patriot League sports are guaranteed advancement into NCAA postseason competition each year, and all Loyola teams currently eligible for automatic bids will have the same opportunity after the move in 2013.
"Loyola athletics' primary mission is to support the development of student-athletes who thrive academically, athletically, spiritually, and socially," said James Paquette, assistant vice president and director of athletics at Loyola. "The Patriot League embraces and supports those values, and we are thrilled to become partners with the league. Its members' histories of academic and athletic excellence are impressive, and consistent not only with Loyola's past achievements, but our future ambitions as well."
"We are delighted to expand the Patriot League membership to 10 full members with the addition of Loyola," Patriot League Executive Director Carolyn Schlie Femovich said. "Loyola further strengthens the league in the southern portion of our footprint. With the addition of both Boston University and Loyola University Maryland for the 2013-14 academic year, we believe that the Patriot League has enriched its future both on the field of play and in the classroom."
Currently, 16 of Loyola's teams compete in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference, while men's lacrosse plays in the Eastern College Athletic Conference and women's lacrosse plays in the Big East. All of Loyola's NCAA Division I athletics teams will make the conference move with the exception of men's rowing. The Patriot League does not conduct a championship in the sport, but Loyola will continue to row a regionally competitive schedule.
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This could be bad!.......I hope that it's great though....I think all of these pretty much need to be origins to make sense as a stand alone movie....but IDK.
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I would LOVE to see a Flash movie! Hawk is right; WB should do origin movies of each character. While many comic book readers are familiar with a lot of the history of the characters and story lines, a movie needs to appeal to a wide audience. While Barry and Jay are favorite characters, I think it'd be best to either leave them out, and just use Wally West.
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I think Barry should be the Flash in the movie, because I am not sure that they could use Wally without introducing the Crisis on Infinite Earths.. And the villains should definitely be the Rogues. Zoom would probably work well if only one villain could be used. I think that only a small portion of the movie would have to be devoted to origins, and much of that could be done in flashback.
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Along with its various other activity-specific multi-tools, Leatherman currently offers models dedicated to the unique needs of skaters and surfers. Now, it's come out with a newly-updated tool designed just for snowboarders – the Hail + Style PS.
The stainless steel device was designed in a partnership between Leatherman and Signal Snowboards. It consists of two parts – the outer carabiner-like Hail multi-tool (which was previously released on its own), and the removable inner Style PS.
Tools on the Hail include a flat/Phillips screwdriver, scraper, lace assist, 10-mm wrench, earbud cord wrap, and (of course) a bottle opener. If you pop out the Style PS, you'll also gain access to needlenose and regular pliers, a wire cutter, scissors, another screwdriver, a nail file(!) and tweezers.
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