Lord Christopher Monckton speaks on October 14th, 2009 at a climate skeptic event sponsored by the Minnesota Free Market Institute.
Wednesday, November 04, 2009
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Adirondack cobblestone chimney
About Me
- Craig Lowery
- Ghent, New York, United States
- 38 years experience as a brick and stone mason (self-employed) specializing in masonry restoration and historic preservation.
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Two Chimneys for a Timberframe Colonial
The nearest one has a fireplace, and the one in the center of the house has a woodstove nook and a flu for the central heating system.
Masonry Nook for Woodstove
Cozy nook in a colonial timberframe home.
Backyard Paradise
Water garden adjacent to a pool and stone retaining walls.
Stone Steps and Retaining Walls
Stone steps and retaining walls adjacent to a water garden in Scotia, N.Y.
Restored Memorial
Restored gravesite of a 19th Century textile mill owner in Hudson N.Y.
Heat for a converted barn
I built this one in the center of an old barn converted to living space.
Claverack Brick Porch
This new porch replaced old, disintegrated masonry.
Dutch Arrowhead Design
This is a chimney I built for a modular home.
Saranac Lake Bluestone
I built this one on a lakefront log home.
Cobblestone
Here is an Adirondack cobblestone chimney I built in a new log home.
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