Marco -
It was located in Pajarito Acres (White Rock), I must have photos
somewhere.... but not digital so not at the tip of my fingers.
It actually started life as 3 Atomic Energy Commission buildings from
the lab which were moved to the hand-built foundation and entirely
stripped and reskinned with modern (ca 1960) siding/roof, windows.
When I started putting in blocking for the drywall (was originally set
up for lathe and plaster!) I bent many nails before giving over to a
pneumatic nailer, the *hardwood* framing from those buildings had
age-hardened so much!
I'm glad to see my free-associative missives are not exclusively
<delete> fodder, though I do imagine most folks do not and should not
give up time to read this stuff that they will never get back... life is
in fact surprisingly short (looking backwards anyway).
- Steve
On Tue, Jul 5, 2011 at 6:49 PM, Steve Smith<sasm...@swcp.com> wrote:
In 1992 I bought a house that a Physicist started building in the late
1960's... it was impeccably designed (to his very strange tastes) and
exquisitely built (with only the best materials and tools) virtually all by
the hands of the Physicist in question.
wow. I think I read about this house somewhere. didn't know it might
be in the hands I've actually talked with. Do you have any photos?
Too bad I missed the event. Seems to be my life most days. Oh well...
mark
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