My husband just commented that when Sean is on the show it brings a new dynamic with you Billy. You both have a lovely sense of humour! We have missed the two of you together. ( and yes we know Sean has his own you tube!)
Billy, I’m so happy that Sean is back on the channel - he’s such a remarkable craftsman and iconic personality! I’m looking forward to seeing the chapel with the new lighting because it’s such a beautiful space.
First off, Billy, a huge reason why I continue to come back to see your videos is because of your music choice. Just love it. I think it would be really nice to put your lighting at the top of the two niches, for down-lighting, in the chapel. They would be hidden by the boarder around them. Then you could buy some beautiful French cast-iron urns and put fresh flowers in them, when you have events, and they would look great empty, too. If they didn't have statues, that may have been what the nuns did. They apparently had a big enough garden to grow cut flowers for services. Also, have you considered asking the local art museum or college art department to see if you can get a restoration artist to come and clean, then touch up/repair any of the paint on and surrounding the murals? Since the city was originally going to buy the convent, I bet they might be able to help you find someone. The sink advent idea is fun! You also have a lot of rooms to use for content like that! With lots of help, could you finish a room per day? Etc.
In my city, people transformed a chapel of an old school into an auditorium. Nowadays it is used to hold cultural events, like concerts and plays. And they did such an awesome job, maintaining the old features of the chapel, even though it is not used as a religious space anymore. It's called "Capela Santa Maria - Curitiba". It's worth taking a look :)
Just one more paint comment...As a house painter in a previous life, it's SO MADNING to watch you paint these huge surfaces with a brush and tiny roller.
I’m watching your amazing work from a tiny town in South Central Kentucky and I’m hooked! Not only do I love your all’s (we say “y’all’s “ here!) accent, but I’m picking up a whole new vocabulary! For instance, I don’t run the vacuum anymore; I run the “hoovah”… I know it’s spelled “Hoover” but you pronounce it “hoovah”, which I find so adorable! 🥰. Anyway, from a little old Kentucky gal, “crack on”, Billy!! I’m really loving your “Dailies”!!
Love the violin music you used for the intro background. Good that you guys are visiting the various rooms regularly just for a quick check. Just a thought that maybe using two lights for statues would show more or soften the detail. Placing each light diagonally out from the statue. Thank you sharing the details.
So nice to see Sean again. I’ve missed seeing him working with all the Pethericks. I always love your music selections and appreciate you posting the song and artist. Lighting in the chapel will be fantastic and we’ll get to see it in all its’ glory. Thanks as always for all your hard work at the chateau and convent. Maine USA
Billy my darling, sorry you did not find anything in the drains. Poor Shawn got a good work out. The lights in the chapel is a wonderful idea. The lights will as you said bring out the beautiful murals on the ceilings and walls. Statues in the niches will add to the ambiance of the church. See ya tomorrow. Take care and stay safe 🌹🕊🌈👍🙏🌞🇺🇸🍺😇❤️🎈
I am so excited to see the chapel when it’s lit! I spent a lot time with nun, in convents and Churches when I grew up. The inner peace and spiritual feeling brought on by holy places, their beauty, skilled artisan woodworking, and statues add to the smells and bells that fueled my Catholic faith! Wonderful memories! Can’t wait to see it lit!
The small roller is my husband’s favorite. It holds an amazing amount of paint. Our house is small and he painted all the rooms. He could move furniture just enough to paint. No splatters! It made the clean up so easy. He used a long handle on it to paint in the bath rooms around the toilets. It cuts down on the masking tape you need to paint close to molding and trim.
I have been watching your family for over a year. This convent is the perfect place for you to set up a thrift/craft location. In the one room bedrooms would be perfect for individuals to rent space to sell their crafts/ thrift items. The chapel could be just religious items some to stay in the chapel and some to sell. It is a shame not to use all that space for something. You love to go to thrift shops, think of the fun you would have collecting items to sell.
Thank you Billy - you are a strong, steady man. Please can you let Ryan know that he is important too and that we miss him. Also Micheal … he has disappeared from us too. Please let him know we miss him too. Thank you Billy x
The real treasure is the fact that you got the Convent and you have the ability to restore it. Glad to see that Steve? is finally using a Brush saw to clean up the gardens. That will save his back! Thanks for sharing your adventure. 😀
Fun video and so nice to see Sean at work and the rest of the gang. The chapel will be so beautiful with lights pointing to the ceiling and other areas.
Now, THAT was good ‘un! My wife and I are figuratively rolling on our patio at the Advent calendar idea! On this pleasant evening in Chatham, NEW Jersey, USA. See you tomorrow night!
Billy you have the perfect answer to the nitches in the convent chapel. . .Michael being the fantastic artist that he is can paint statues in trompe l’oeil with the spots on them. They’d be gorgeous and cost a lot less than statues.
I do love the music also!!🎶 I wanted to comment that I have been using a smaller roller for years in my painting project. Not as much splatter and saves on your paint if you are "counting your pennies". I surely do love this show and all the content and all the people that helps. All of you are such hard workers and it's a privilege to get to watch the transformation
@@jackiestewart5062 yes, and we can think the people in this world are a lot bad, but all I have to do is watch videos like this that lifts my spirits and read all the nice comments..good people are not all gone...Thank you
If the alcoves in the chapel have a front frame/lip/edge around them consider tape lights on the back side of that frame so that the alcove is front lit rather than from below or above. It would create a wonderful glow. Mystery advent drain for the win- I think by Christmas you might figure out which way Lucy goes. Haha keep up the great work!
You guys, what a bunch of cool mates...can't wait for the chapel lighting as well so we can better see all of it's glory...fun stuff, 'cept for the toenail...blah...
The Chapel will be beautiful with all the spotlights in there, we will be able to see the finer details of the artwork. Good to see Sean back, he always has a great sense of humour when dealing with any task. I had to laugh at you checking the sinks, but as you say you will never know if you don't look. Thank you so much for sharing this 💕🇦🇺
Morning Billy, I don't think you will find anything in the traps, the nuns were quite handy with small jobs, so if somebody lost an earring they would have dealt with that immediately. Rings are too big to go through the strainer, but if you are willing to try, go for it. There seems to be a lovely atmosphere between all the workers, making light jokes and most important of all, getting on with their various jobs. Each handyman to his own, their know how to get the job done, let us just appreciate all their hard work. The lights will be amazing in the Chapel and the single light in the alcove will be great for lighting up a statue or something else like an urn. Keep going you will soon be done, then what? Thank you for sharing, go well, kind regards.
Your enthusiasm and excitement for the next project, either in the Chateau and now the Convent is what keeps me coming back to see what you are up to. Crack on Billy, good to see Sean and I think the Chapel will be awesome all lit up!!
Billy the lights and lighting of the chapel is very exciting! I'm anxious to see the beauty come to life under illumination. Fun exploring the sink traps! Enjoyed.
It's interesting in the Covenant to see the different stages of building. Like the front apartments by the gate and the entire rear section of the convent are the same so were probably built at once. They are likely the most modern parts. The Buildings would have been built over time as the Convent had money, maybe replacing low brick or even wooden buildings.
Loving the dailies! Drop a marble or something similar down a drain, and have your viewers guess which drain it's in. First one to guess correctly wins...I dunno, something simple like you mention their name lol The chapel will be so pretty all lit up, really looking forward to that!
I am so happy that you are working on the Chapel. There are a number of churches in France that are closing. The organs in them need a new home. Perhaps you could acquire one for the Chapel. You might even get some help moving it from the Church or government.
Heya Billy! Before you have the spotlights shining on the murals and ceiling for any lengthy period of time, you may want to give all the precious artwork a UV protective coating Not sure what type of lights you have there, but just to be safe and not damage any of the beautiful old artwork 💖🦊
Oooohhh I'm as excited as you are to see the Chapel Ceiling and if the Chapel offers up any more of its wonderful secrets! Love seeing you, Sean and Rick chatting it up, great energy, and Sean is right, you all can handle just about anything in the restoration world as far as I can tell🤗 Great team,love the music❤ Crack on!!
For additional lighting, I would suggest using track lights because you can just add additional spotlights on the tracks when you need to and you can actually adjust the location of the lights on the track.
If you had a library type ladder with hooks on the top and rollers on the bottom....the lighting would be safer and faster in the chapel. Lighted stained glass in the chapel niches would be really pretty. It was not always a convent, but also a school and hospital. The traps are way too clean....They are newer. If you have any rooms without the modern wall paper...try them. The public bathrooms would be more likely.
On the east side of Manhattan in New York City is an old Jewish temple that had been abandoned. It is now an amazing space for all kinds of events (including services for high holy days) such as weddings, concerts, etc. The beauty of it is that in restoring the space they left a lot of the ‘ruin’ and have made amazing use of lighting that can be adapted as needed. The convent chapel reminds of this temple, and you could restore it in a similar way, and maybe not work so hard! Thank you, Billy, once again for great videos and great music!
I would add a string of LED lights around the edge as well. You could use them for a soft ethereal glow in addition to the spotlights. How beautiful if they were the color changing as well. I wonder what a soft blue light might add to the ceiling...
I'm really excited to see the ceiling in the chapel. They are usually beautifully painted and yours is hidden in the gloom at the moment. I can't wait! :)
Hello Billy... it's Fabulous to see you all truly missed Shaun being by your side doing all he does brilliantly... I would had loved Billy for you to of put a treasure in one of the pipes for Shaun to of found... lol 🤣 that Would had been hilarious 🤭😂 I'm truly hoping 🙏 that the missing Treasures from the Chapel 💒 Will find there way back" from thos Who "Barrowed" them away" that would be such a blessing 🙌🙏 Please give my love to the family 💐
Great to see Sean back. I think his initiation is over now after all those drains and no gold. Those lights are going to look fantastic. The lads are doing great in the garden. Crack on!
💕The chapel will look fantastic lit up with spot lights💕If there’s anything of value I’d imagine it would be in the crypt💕Also I noticed in the chapel there a raised area is that wood if so is there anything underneath it💕
Good to see Sean back! He always has such a positive attitude and appears to be easy to work with. Plus a good friend...you can't go wrong with Sean by your side!
A project is only as good as the people working on it. You have such good and competent help, and fun to boot. What a great team you make! ❤ Can’t wait to see the chapel lit up to reveal it in all it’s glory! 😃
PG Tips Great to see all hands on deck !!! Love to Sean back working together again . Also exciting about the lighting in chapel crack on 😂😂😂😂😂😂Lol and
I so appreciate the music you chose as background. Calming, uplifting--a wonderful counterpoint to your daily industry.
I agree. I really enjoy it.
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Those 40 rooms could make great studio lofts for Airbnb - that would be a great project to design. 🤓
Why are the doorways so short?
“The Rose Bower” was my favorite, but this one is very nice also.
You’re a good man, Billy, always kind to everyone you come across. The world could certainly be better if more people were like you.
If more bosses where like Billy, they'd keep their employees forever!
My husband just commented that when Sean is on the show it brings a new dynamic with you Billy. You both have a lovely sense of humour! We have missed the two of you together. ( and yes we know Sean has his own you tube!)
Loved the music with yard work slo-mo!
Once again! … The music was so beautiful!
Billy, I’m so happy that Sean is back on the channel - he’s such a remarkable craftsman and iconic personality! I’m looking forward to seeing the chapel with the new lighting because it’s such a beautiful space.
However short, or long’esh you never stop to deliver. Thank you Billy, Gwen, and the Petherick’s all. ❣️
Thanks for turning me on to Zac Nelson- I just love the music!
Rick has an amazing smile. Y’all are like the 3 musketeers, good friends and work mates.
Omg! What a hysterical and WONDERFUL idea Sean had about the Convent Advent! Please do it Billy! That would be so fun to watch!
Someone should drop a few things down the drains😉
Thank you for always choosing amazing background music. I love this channel.
I am also excited to see the chapel illuminated. You are doing an amazing job on the convent. Thanks Billy🙏🏻❤️
Nice to Sean back at the helm. Another pair of hands makes light work. Looking forward to the advent calender 😂 Loved watching. Crack on
So glad to see Sean back on your vlogs. We missed him.
First off, Billy, a huge reason why I continue to come back to see your videos is because of your music choice. Just love it.
I think it would be really nice to put your lighting at the top of the two niches, for down-lighting, in the chapel. They would be hidden by the boarder around them. Then you could buy some beautiful French cast-iron urns and put fresh flowers in them, when you have events, and they would look great empty, too. If they didn't have statues, that may have been what the nuns did. They apparently had a big enough garden to grow cut flowers for services.
Also, have you considered asking the local art museum or college art department to see if you can get a restoration artist to come and clean, then touch up/repair any of the paint on and surrounding the murals? Since the city was originally going to buy the convent, I bet they might be able to help you find someone.
The sink advent idea is fun! You also have a lot of rooms to use for content like that! With lots of help, could you finish a room per day? Etc.
1. Love the background 🎶 selection 👌
2. Love the 💡 of the 21 sinks of Christmas
the music is gorgeous as ever!
Billy ask absolutely love the music today. Was so good to see Sean back at the helm today. 🤟🏻😎💜🇺🇸
In my city, people transformed a chapel of an old school into an auditorium. Nowadays it is used to hold cultural events, like concerts and plays. And they did such an awesome job, maintaining the old features of the chapel, even though it is not used as a religious space anymore. It's called "Capela Santa Maria - Curitiba". It's worth taking a look :)
Just one more paint comment...As a house painter in a previous life, it's SO MADNING to watch you paint these huge surfaces with a brush and tiny roller.
You will get over it!
@@ThePethericks 😁😂
I’m watching your amazing work from a tiny town in South Central Kentucky and I’m hooked! Not only do I love your all’s (we say “y’all’s “ here!) accent, but I’m picking up a whole new vocabulary! For instance, I don’t run the vacuum anymore; I run the “hoovah”… I know it’s spelled “Hoover” but you pronounce it “hoovah”, which I find so adorable! 🥰. Anyway, from a little old Kentucky gal, “crack on”, Billy!! I’m really loving your “Dailies”!!
Love the violin music you used for the intro background. Good that you guys are visiting the various rooms regularly just for a quick check. Just a thought that maybe using two lights for statues would show more or soften the detail. Placing each light diagonally out from the statue. Thank you sharing the details.
So nice to see Sean again. I’ve missed seeing him working with all the Pethericks.
I always love your music selections and appreciate you posting the song and artist.
Lighting in the chapel will be fantastic and we’ll get to see it in all its’ glory.
Thanks as always for all your hard work at the chateau and convent.
Maine USA
Billy my darling, sorry you did not find anything in the drains. Poor Shawn got a good work out. The lights in the chapel is a wonderful idea. The lights will as you said bring out the beautiful murals on the ceilings and walls. Statues in the niches will add to the ambiance of the church. See ya tomorrow. Take care and stay safe 🌹🕊🌈👍🙏🌞🇺🇸🍺😇❤️🎈
I am so excited to see the chapel when it’s lit!
I spent a lot time with nun, in convents and Churches when I grew up.
The inner peace and spiritual feeling brought on by holy places, their beauty, skilled artisan woodworking, and statues add to the smells and bells that fueled my Catholic faith! Wonderful memories!
Can’t wait to see it lit!
Everyday is a new discovery....Loving it
The small roller is my husband’s favorite. It holds an amazing amount of paint. Our house is small and he painted all the rooms. He could move furniture just enough to paint. No splatters! It made the clean up so easy. He used a long handle on it to paint in the bath rooms around the toilets. It cuts down on the masking tape you need to paint close to molding and trim.
I have been watching your family for over a year. This convent is the perfect place for you to set up a thrift/craft location. In the one room bedrooms would be perfect for individuals to rent space to sell their crafts/ thrift items. The chapel could be just religious items some to stay in the chapel and some to sell. It is a shame not to use all that space for something. You love to go to thrift shops, think of the fun you would have collecting items to sell.
Com3 on Sean get those biceps working. 😉❣️ Glad to see safety first.
Awesome job Billy and friends👍
Heck,t his music should be piped in the hallways….beautiful.
Thank you Billy - you are a strong, steady man. Please can you let Ryan know that he is important too and that we miss him. Also Micheal … he has disappeared from us too. Please let him know we miss him too. Thank you Billy x
Love the lighting Idea can't Wait For it to be lit up. Yes, on the advent. that was so fun.
The real treasure is the fact that you got the Convent and you have the ability to restore it.
Glad to see that Steve? is finally using a Brush saw to clean up the gardens. That will save his back!
Thanks for sharing your adventure. 😀
Fun video and so nice to see Sean at work and the rest of the gang.
The chapel will be so beautiful with lights pointing to the ceiling and other areas.
you a ladder on wheels like they have in Librarys. Ilove to watch you, so amazing and fun.And Ihave learned alot.
I absolutely love the Chapel & so happy when cleaned it up, well done.. now you Wedding in there! What a privilege to be married in there!
Music was beautiful and lighting plan Looks pretty.
What an absolutely gentleman Sean is... a truly wonderful human being :)
Hiya Billy oh agree lol why not do a advent with sinks lol. Take care all of you blessings Luv Ontario Canada 🐝🇨🇦
Now, THAT was good ‘un! My wife and I are figuratively rolling on our patio at the Advent calendar idea! On this pleasant evening in Chatham, NEW Jersey, USA. See you tomorrow night!
Billy you have the perfect answer to the nitches in the convent chapel. . .Michael being the fantastic artist that he is can paint statues in trompe l’oeil with the spots on them. They’d be gorgeous and cost a lot less than statues.
I enjoy watching Sean's videos but I'm so happy to see him back in the band.
I'm so excited about the lighting project in the chapel!
I do love the music also!!🎶 I wanted to comment that I have been using a smaller roller for years in my painting project. Not as much splatter and saves on your paint if you are "counting your pennies". I surely do love this show and all the content and all the people that helps. All of you are such hard workers and it's a privilege to get to watch the transformation
Love your wording Kathy, I also feel we are privileged to be watching these videos.
@@jackiestewart5062 yes, and we can think the people in this world are a lot bad, but all I have to do is watch videos like this that lifts my spirits and read all the nice comments..good people are not all gone...Thank you
I agree with Rick, smaller rollers are easier to use, and clean. (Like the Classic in the garage by the way.)
If the alcoves in the chapel have a front frame/lip/edge around them consider tape lights on the back side of that frame so that the alcove is front lit rather than from below or above. It would create a wonderful glow. Mystery advent drain for the win- I think by Christmas you might figure out which way Lucy goes. Haha keep up the great work!
I think the lights will be lovely in the chapel.
When we bought our house that was built in 1952. We were update HVAC system and found 2 gold rings in the duct work.
I can not wait to see the chapel with statues and lighting!!
You guys, what a bunch of cool mates...can't wait for the chapel lighting as well so we can better see all of it's glory...fun stuff, 'cept for the toenail...blah...
The Chapel will be beautiful with all the spotlights in there, we will be able to see the finer details of the artwork. Good to see Sean back, he always has a great sense of humour when dealing with any task. I had to laugh at you checking the sinks, but as you say you will never know if you don't look. Thank you so much for sharing this 💕🇦🇺
How wonderful to see Sean back! He was definitely missed. I too really enjoyed your marvelous choice of background music.
You absolutely choose the best music for your videos. You make my day(lies) thank you for taking the time to share this adventure with us
Morning Billy, I don't think you will find anything in the traps, the nuns were quite handy with small jobs, so if somebody lost an earring they would have dealt with that immediately. Rings are too big to go through the strainer, but if you are willing to try, go for it. There seems to be a lovely atmosphere between all the workers, making light jokes and most important of all, getting on with their various jobs. Each handyman to his own, their know how to get the job done, let us just appreciate all their hard work. The lights will be amazing in the Chapel and the single light in the alcove will be great for lighting up a statue or something else like an urn. Keep going you will soon be done, then what? Thank you for sharing, go well, kind regards.
Your enthusiasm and excitement for the next project, either in the Chateau and now the Convent is what keeps me coming back to see what you are up to. Crack on Billy, good to see Sean and I think the Chapel will be awesome all lit up!!
Same choise of mine Rick. A small roller is easier to control. Loving your videos, Billiy, Sadie and Micheal, the Pethericks. X x
That is what I use too!
Billy the lights and lighting of the chapel is very exciting! I'm anxious to see the beauty come to life under illumination. Fun exploring the sink traps! Enjoyed.
It's interesting in the Covenant to see the different stages of building. Like the front apartments by the gate and the entire rear section of the convent are the same so were probably built at once.
They are likely the most modern parts. The Buildings would have been built over time as the Convent had money, maybe replacing low brick or even wooden buildings.
love the music 🎶
It's not the size of it that matters it's how far it goes. Xx
Playing “Myth” while I watch, and getting goosebumps! Thank you for choosing this amazing music!❤
Sean wrenching every time you mentioned finding a toenail had me cracking up!
Loving the dailies! Drop a marble or something similar down a drain, and have your viewers guess which drain it's in. First one to guess correctly wins...I dunno, something simple like you mention their name lol The chapel will be so pretty all lit up, really looking forward to that!
I am so happy that you are working on the Chapel. There are a number of churches in France that are closing. The organs in them need a new home. Perhaps you could acquire one for the Chapel. You might even get some help moving it from the Church or government.
Heya Billy! Before you have the spotlights shining on the murals and ceiling for any lengthy period of time, you may want to give all the precious artwork a UV protective coating Not sure what type of lights you have there, but just to be safe and not damage any of the beautiful old artwork 💖🦊
Lovely music. Somehow reminded me of me Queen Elizabeth 🥹😭
Oooohhh I'm as excited as you are to see the Chapel Ceiling and if the Chapel offers up any more of its wonderful secrets! Love seeing you, Sean and Rick chatting it up, great energy, and Sean is right, you all can handle just about anything in the restoration world as far as I can tell🤗
Great team,love the music❤ Crack on!!
Looking forward to the chapel lighting.
Sure looking forward to seeing the chapel walls and ceiling highlited.
For additional lighting, I would suggest using track lights because you can just add additional spotlights on the tracks when you need to and you can actually adjust the location of the lights on the track.
How wonderful to restore this magnificent estate!! Kudos!!
Looking forward to seeing the kitchen and chappel finished.
Interesting adventure in sink drains!!! It’s nice to see everyone together. 😁❤️❤️❤️🎶🎶🎶👏👏👏🇨🇦
I find myself gagging at operation sink drain .🤢 Put on gloves and remove the hair.
You and your mates work well together with good fun.
LOL on the Advent idea! Welcome back, Sean!
If you had a library type ladder with hooks on the top and rollers on the bottom....the lighting would be safer and faster in the chapel. Lighted stained glass in the chapel niches would be really pretty. It was not always a convent, but also a school and hospital. The traps are way too clean....They are newer. If you have any rooms without the modern wall paper...try them. The public bathrooms would be more likely.
Love the music and I prefer the smaller rollers as well. Less splatter with the small rollers.
So glad to see that institutional green on the trim and baseboards slowly going! Nasty color!
On the east side of Manhattan in New York City is an old Jewish temple that had been abandoned. It is now an amazing space for all kinds of events (including services for high holy days) such as weddings, concerts, etc. The beauty of it is that in restoring the space they left a lot of the ‘ruin’ and have made amazing use of lighting that can be adapted as needed. The convent chapel reminds of this temple, and you could restore it in a similar way, and maybe not work so hard! Thank you, Billy, once again for great videos and great music!
I would add a string of LED lights around the edge as well. You could use them for a soft ethereal glow in addition to the spotlights. How beautiful if they were the color changing as well. I wonder what a soft blue light might add to the ceiling...
Use a standard pipe wrench, on those clean out caps. You wont scratch up the finish like you do with pliers
Again yay! Love seeing Sean. Everyone should go and subscribe to his channel too. Sean’s World!! A great friend
loving these dailies thank you for taking the time to do them for us.
Love the daily videos. Thanks Billy
Q: How many traps contained treasure?
A: Nun
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I'm really excited to see the ceiling in the chapel. They are usually beautifully painted and yours is hidden in the gloom at the moment. I can't wait! :)
Nice to see Sean again😍👍
Always did a great job👍
Hello Billy... it's Fabulous to see you
all truly missed Shaun being by your
side doing all he does brilliantly...
I would had loved Billy for you to of
put a treasure in one of the pipes for
Shaun to of found... lol 🤣 that
Would had been hilarious 🤭😂
I'm truly hoping 🙏 that the missing
Treasures from the Chapel 💒
Will find there way back"
from thos Who "Barrowed" them away" that would be such a blessing 🙌🙏
Please give my love to the family 💐
What a bunch of top blokes!
Awesome 👍😎
Great to see Sean back. I think his initiation is over now after all those drains and no gold. Those lights are going to look fantastic. The lads are doing great in the garden. Crack on!
💕The chapel will look fantastic lit up with spot lights💕If there’s anything of value I’d imagine it would be in the crypt💕Also I noticed in the chapel there a raised area is that wood if so is there anything underneath it💕
I learn a lot about building as I watch your channel. I look forward to seeing the library you are planning to put into place.
Good to see Sean back! He always has such a positive attitude and appears to be easy to work with. Plus a good friend...you can't go wrong with Sean by your side!
Can’t wait to see the chapel lit up it’s going to be beautiful! This would a great wedding venue 👍❤️
Just loving these Dailies 🥰🥰🥰
Lol! The sink drains were hilarious 😂 I cant wait to see the lights in the chapel, exciting!
A project is only as good as the people working on it. You have such good and competent help, and fun to boot. What a great team you make! ❤ Can’t wait to see the chapel lit up to reveal it in all it’s glory! 😃
PG Tips Great to see all hands on deck !!! Love to Sean back working together again . Also exciting about the lighting in chapel crack on 😂😂😂😂😂😂Lol and