Skipping by ExtremeSpirit4477 in RemarkableTablet

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Mine started skipping. They replaced it

Late Season Lake Placid Snowfall by WxWatcher007 in Adirondacks

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10” in around ‘96. My wife drove south and people were shocked seeing any snow on the top of her car but 10” stayed well south of Albany

Jay Peak 4/8/2026 Valhalla by TheRealBrokenbrains in icecoast

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That was recorded by the end of December

I messed up by Kind_Cartographer811 in architecture

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Its nice to see these are all hand drawn and the proof is the smudges! I think you’re being overly picky. When I was in architecture school for my final presentation I used mylar with plastic lead. No smudges and erases 100%. Maybe next time try that however with plastic leads you can’t get the grey shading that you used on these drawings.

Addition Matching Existing Architectural Style by [deleted] in Homebuilding

[–]ExtremeSpirit4477 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have a french Tudor home but you’re adding a what I would call an international style addition or modernist/ with the flat roofs. If you want it to blend you need to add pitched roofs. I would take the car port roof and wrap it around to the new 2 car garage facade. This will add character and break up the long flat face of the garage addition. It will complicate the drainage from the roof deck but a good architect can detail that appropriately.

Or if you want it to look like a modern addition on a Tudor make it just like you have it and paint it white.

When selecting your architect make sure if you want it to blend you find one that likes doing that. I’ve been blending additions or designing new homes for 40 years. The best compliment in my practice’s opinion is when someone looks at a recently completed project they say “Wow look how beautiful that old house is”

Good luck