@Jodi - thank you and you're welcome! Speaking for xSorcier, it's so much fun for both of us!
@Pary - I think we are at less risk of burnout because of working as a team. I know when I have been on a major building spree for a few weeks and then hit a spot when I need a few days break, I'm ready to roll in just a few days. xSorcier's work schedule doesn't give him quite as much freedom with his time but he's a night owl so that helps tremendously! :XD: Thank you for your gracious comments, as always.
@Sharon - thank you and I'm glad to see you here. I think you wanted to see the Battersea Merchant's House included and it's here in the village on a larger lot, now known as Armagnac Manor, with a stable, a moulin and some minor adjustments to enlarge the house a bit toward the back, allowing for more bedrooms.
@Serendipity - Thanks for following the project. I will check with xSorcier tomorrow about what we might share next in regards to pictures. We've had some family goings-on the last few days that have kept both of us busy but most of all, he has been redrawing the lots for the Badlands so we can move on to building in that section this week. He also moved the Barnacle Bay diner to a nearby beach so we could add a few more tiny lots to the beach in the fishing village area.
We would have shared some pictures of the finished docks area at Sarlat but Aminovas is doing us the favor of recoloring the roofs to two rabbit holes so when that is complete, we will be ready to show some pictures of that completed area as well. The Docks area came out - just gorgeous - if I may be as bold to say such a thing.
@Starsaphire - I think we are a little ahead of "schedule" but our progress should slow down somewhat for November and December. I will be out of town for two weeks during November and xSorcier's work schedule will be very busy during the holiday season. That is another reason why we really push ourselves when we can, knowing that future obligations and activities will restrict our free time to work on Côtes d'Ambonnay.
Thanks to all of you for your continued support of this project! We're most grateful!
