One last view of the bow window in its old spot.  You can see my new room through the windows.  With this gone, the only way to get into the room is on a ladder at the back door.
	It took 4 men to move this big window.  It is really big.  Here they have it balancing getting ready to set it up in place.
	Now it is all set in place.  The window has a sun shielding film on it that Bob started to take away.  This picture was taken at night and you can see how reflective it is.  The window on the left had the film pulled off and the window next to it has two triangles of the film pulled off too.
	This is my living room wall now that the bow window is gone.  The weather is getting cool and the insulation board will help keep it warmer in the house until the wall can be rebuilt.
	I left and went over to my wonderful mother-in-law's house while they worked on the ductwork for our entire house.  Thanks Gram!!!  They took out all the old stuff.  Here is some of it.  It had exposed fiberglass all throughout the ductwork and it was dirty.
	Here is another view of some of it after it was pulled out and sitting on the grass.
	Steve did this while I was gone.  Now we have a wall in the living room where the bow window was located.
	Here is the basement with the new furnace.  We had them replace all the ductwork in the house and they had to build it on site.
	Here is where the window was in Jeanine's room.  They put in a cold air return and Steve made her a wall.  Still needs a bit more work until it is finished.
	Steve made the walls around the bow window.  Bob spent quite a bit of time getting all the film and the residue from all the windows.  It is a wonderful view now.
	The siding is almost done on the front.

More to come ....

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Updated November 11, 2003