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   Francis_Miles | Sep 17, 2001 01:58pm | #1

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   View from Half landing to first floor!
   Bad picture, fixed zoom Camera!

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   Francis_Miles | Sep 17, 2001 01:59pm | #2

   *View from First floor up to 2nd half landingHandrail 'merged' into tread to save a bit more space.

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   Francis_Miles | Sep 17, 2001 02:00pm | #3

   *View from top looking down(House still in various states of disrepair/repair)

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   Stan_Foster | Sep 17, 2001 03:57pm | #4

   *Francis: Very nice, clean work. I like the chamfer work on the newels.

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   Luka_ | Sep 17, 2001 10:40pm | #5

   *Most excelent work, Francis.And let me complement you on the pictures as well. They are well sized, and they are very quick to load. Yet they are very clear, and not 'lossy'. May I ask what graphics program you use ?

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   Craig_Turner | Sep 17, 2001 11:04pm | #6

   *Francis,What type of radiator is pictured in the backround of stairs2.jpg. Is this the customary rad "over there"Craig

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   Pro-Dek | Sep 18, 2001 05:00am | #7

   *Real nice Francis-I also like the railing balaster detail.Great job!Bob

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   piffin_ | Sep 18, 2001 05:00am | #8

   *Admirable work and grain

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   Francis_Miles | Sep 18, 2001 10:49am | #9

   *Hi LukaI used Macromedia Fireworks4, which is designed to complement the website design tool Dreamweaver. I simply resized them to 640*480, and used the web export feature on the tool.

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   Francis_Miles | Sep 18, 2001 10:55am | #10

   *Craig, the radiatior I have nothing to do with, and if I had my way, I'd throw the lot of them (Wife stepped in at this point)! It (they, about 10 in total) came with the house, are probably 15 years old now, and in dire need of replacement. The contraption you see just in front of it is a baby stair gate...

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   Francis_Miles | Sep 18, 2001 10:55am | #11

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   After frequent questions to this forum, I promised to pop a few pictures of my own efforts in, so here they are at last, my stairs!
   A Bit cramped in comparison to some of the brilliant work shown on this forum, but hey, this is the UK!

   Picture of first flight looking up to half landing. Job about 75% complete