Showing posts with label restoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label restoration. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Anton Anrieth Groote Constantia pediment restoration at the old wine cellars
We have been visiting the wine farm named Groote Constantia for decades, this art work has never looked better!
The most famous work is by Anton Anrieth, its remarkable, magnificent!
Circa 1791.
Anton signed up to the military and that got him out of his native Germany, shipping to the cape.

I can advise visting early rather than late when the place can become really busy with tourists.

The most famous work is by Anton Anrieth, its remarkable, magnificent!
Circa 1791.
Anton signed up to the military and that got him out of his native Germany, shipping to the cape.
Click on the pictures to enlarge them, the camera used was a Canon G1X digital, this shot was
on a 4 x tele shot, which is a disapointing maximum.
I can advise visting early rather than late when the place can become really busy with tourists.
The main house is to the left of the camera and really worth the visit when your in Cape Town.
Roy
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Plywood Aile class yacht restoration in Mauritius progess
News in from one source and a picture from the customer for the okoume marine plys we shipped to him looks good.

Taffy and Shirley, yacht The Road of HBYC, South Africa.
Check the link to see what they started with.
Roy
http://www.blogspot.com/2013/09/bs-1088-okoume-marine-ply-in-mauritius.html

Hey Roy !
Here you go.
Cheers
pipoOn the subject of the resurrection of the old sailing vessel, for which you supplied the timber, ( to Pipo, real name Phillipe), we will not be here to see the relaunch, but as of yesterday, all the frame work has been completed, the hull below the gunnels is complete and epoxied, and about 35% of the deck is fitted, (screwed and epoxied) and ongoing. All looking very fair and professional.
Taffy and Shirley, yacht The Road of HBYC, South Africa.
Check the link to see what they started with.
Roy
http://www.blogspot.com/2013/09/bs-1088-okoume-marine-ply-in-mauritius.html
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