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Date Posted: 08:24:39 02/12/07 Mon
Author: Lacey
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In reply to: Eliza 's message, "..." on 11:34:19 02/08/07 Thu

She grinned a little at that and turned to face him leaving Bella and the filly be while they went to explore "Okay..." she tucked herself close to his side and knotted her fingers into his belt loop on the other side of him, lazily ambling down the beaten track to the unused barn. It was a nice sunny day today and all the flowers were beginning to bloom, and the little clearing in the woods looked terribly romantic with the old brickwork barn and babbling stream and copious amounts of wild flowers. She let her hand fall down to catch his hand as he had to remove his arm from around her, linking their fingers together as she crossed the little stone bridge that went across the stream. This place had once been used to house the old carriages from what she gathered, but it hadn't been used in years. A grin flickered almost dreamily at her lips as she took in what would soon be their home, not seeing the dilapidated state it was in now, but rather the beautiful piece of architecture it would soon be again.

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He laughed a little bit and shook his head, just at the sight of the place - it was fairly breathtaking, and he'd done several shots of it in a ruined, sad lonely edifice context but never considered it as a home. "I'd like to maintain some of the stonework... and if we can't, at least recreate it.... we'll have to wait until the contractors come to see just how much of it can be saved and reverted into a livable house. I hope we can save most of it... they'll want to feature us in Home and Garden!" (NT) -- Ry, 08:42:59 02/12/07 Mon