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Return from the brink?!


Don't do it!

It does seem a little strange, but I think this is the second photo of this very hardworking person "up close and personal" with a window.
Although the last time we managed to have the window brought down from on high for her close inspection.

Whatever, the gist of all this is; that this particular property owned by the Congregation is now ready for a new tenant. As explained during the 'At-Home Sessions' this will be an extra source of income for the Congregation.
A lot of work by a lot of people has gone into achieving this, and cleaning the windows on a glorious Autumn afternoon has been just part of it.

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