We were very happy to have guests stay over the last weekend and I think you will agree that Frags has done a fantastic job of capturing the house and with more parts to come I wont have to write a blog post for a while as I will be re-blogging all of them here 🙂 Thank you again to Frags and Phil who arrived as guest but left as friends, we look forward to their return, and the next post 🙂
Here it is then 🙂
My trip to Poland came about when Eddy on his blog (which can be found HERE) offered a free weekend B&B if someone would take photo’s of the house for his website advertising the B&B, and then Pete (who’s blog can be found HERE) suggested Eddy asked me. To cut a long story short, 4 weeks later Phil and I set off for Krakow from Newcastle and arrived on a dark and stormy Friday night.  I recognised Eddy straight way as we came out of the airport though I’d never seen a picture of him before,and even though he wasn’t wearing Lederhosen :).  It was a 2 hour journey back to where Eddy lives and as it was dark and raining we didn’t see much of the countryside, but it didn’t matter as we chatted on so much and got to know each other, and planned out…
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That kitchen blows me away! And the rest of the house is truly amazing!
Thank you David, Frags can even make a messy kitchen look good )
Lovely home, Eddy! He did a great job. I especially like your bathrooms. 🙂 🙂
Thank you Jo, Frgas has certainly brought out the best of the place 🙂
I saw the photos on FR’s blog. She did a great marketing job with great photos.
Warmest regards, Ed
Indeed she has Ed, thank you 🙂
What a wonderful warm and inviting home and how nice that you share it with others! A unique place to vacation! Looking forward to more pictures! ☺
Thank you Susanne, its taken a while 🙂 Now for the next stage of the plan and start advertising!
Wonderful  to see what you both have done in your house from when we saw it at your wedding and such lovely pictures  great jobÂ
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Cheers Uncle Charlie, it makes a change from the straw walls we still had at the wedding 🙂
Looks a really lovely house!
Thank you 🙂
Wow, the house looks sensational. Frag’s photos are perfect. Wish I’d realised earlier that you needed a photographer.
Thank you, and if ever you are in the area… 🙂
You bet!
A heck of a house (home). Very nice finishing touches.
. . . if I could only find something like that already made (but with regular bathrooms) . . .
Thank you…as for the bathrooms, I think a dry toilet system will be the regular thing in the future!
I think we can probably agree about “should” but I think we are a long, long way from “will”.
However, I’ve been known to be wrong a few times in the past (1988 and 2003) so I’ll not hang my hat on that prediction.
🙂 loved our weekend, it was too short, staying longer next time!
Fabulous pix, fabulous house!
Thank you R, Frags takes a great picture, we are very lucky that she took up our offer.
Frags blog is full of fantastic reports from around the UK and the pictures are always outstanding. Rumour has it that she may even be from Yorkshire 🙂
A great post from FR, and I left suitable praise on her blog. Not only for her photos, but also for the amazing transformation that you and Gosia have achieved. I hope that you are bursting with pride at what you have created. You deserve to be.
Best wishes as always, Pete.
Indeed yes and yes 🙂 I will have to find some pictures of the straw that was once the kitchen, bedroom, etc.. It’s been a long six or so years, but seeing the pics and hearing the feedback makes it all worth while. The doors are now officially open now and as I said before you and Julie would both be very welcome guests anytime 🙂
Thanks, Eddy. Maybe one day mate.
Oh, Eddy, your house looks absolutely stunning – right up my street in terms of colours and bits and bobs. Is that an original Oxo tin I spy? Sadly, I only have a reproduction from the Imperial War Museum!
Thank you Sarah, Gosia is the creative talent, I’m just the bloke with a hammer 🙂 As for the OXO tin, as original as the car boot sale we found it at, it certainly has the rust of an original 🙂