Brightening this little corner of my world started with a thank you card from my mother.

Main level bathroom  of the Wilson Farmstead in Colorado that was a kitchen pantry in the 1919 era and on the plans for the house in 1914. Started by putting up a thank you card from my mother, Janet Polley that said,  "You brighten the corner where you are". It had a sunflower on it. My sister gave me a nice gold frame mirror (not pictured) and I got carried away adding golden things to the bathroom. There is a hidden pocket door on the right side top. It used to be the entrance to the pantry. May you start with a little something and brighten the corner where you are today. #Encouragement #Beforeandafter #oldhouse

5th and state: Winter Containers

5th and state: Winter Containers

Lazy Tree Ranch log cabin 2017

Cora with Camera: I finally learned how to light up the old Home C...

Cora with Camera:

Lazy Tree Cabin Comfort by Christopher Lambert

I am so excited to let you all see this photo taken by Christopher Lambert (CDLphoto.com 2012). It is a glimpse inside the Lazy Tree Cabin that we built and lived in for over 10 years.

Cora with Camera: Cactus Rose takes a jeep trip Tin Cup pass in the ...

Cora with Camera: Cactus Rose takes a jeep trip Tin Cup pass in the ...: Photo by my husband Ragan. Corawithcamera@BlogSpot.com copyright July 2014. Cactus Rose with Craig Engelage. Photo by my husband Raga...

Animation of changes at the 1914 Homestead Cottage

Just thought I would try to share an animation of how the 1914 Homestead Cottage rescue is coming along. Most of the photos are of the South wall. I did just notice that the one with Rocky in it is of the north wall and maybe a few others of that wall are accidently included. Just experimenting to see if this is a good way to show the before after and during. A collage just did not allow for enough of the changes to be seen. A master carpenter named Joseph L. has been helping us and just donated his first 12 hours of wok on top of what he is getting paid to do.