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Old crappy windows

I'd removed the trim and put tape on in case they broke when removed.  I never did get around to doing that 2nd coat of paint under the eaves, and these pictures really show that.  One more thing on the todo list.

New spiffy windows


I'll need to hurry up and trim the outside before it gets cold out, then I'll get around to doing the interior trim.

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