Mike, have you ever been to the stone village of Eze, France? (Half an hour outside Nice) Looking forward to following the Jones Cottage Chronicles. Dann
cool! I love these updates and look forward to more about your stone cottage! 🙂
Currently I’m dealing with issues with my waterline from well to house with apparently a leak somewhere in the line. So basically i switch on my pump about 2x a day for brief periods (flush toilet and fill water containers), while I wait until the snow melts and the ground thaws and then it’s looking like my sidewalk and yard will have to be dug up in order to repair line probably end of April – costly and messy, and in the meantime inconvenient with very limited running water for next couple months. As long as I still can draw some water each day it’s manageable 🙂
Have a great day and say hello to Denise for me! joan
I’m so exited for you! Thank you for taking us along on this journey..I look forward to all future updates and photos! Although it’s not your original dream location, what a wonderful Plan B dream come true this will be. It will also hopefully be something that remains in your family for years to come. Your children (and wife) must be so proud of how remarkable and resilient you are.
J. Michael Jones 
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Mike, you never cease to amaze—you over-achiever, you!
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Mike, have you ever been to the stone village of Eze, France? (Half an hour outside Nice) Looking forward to following the Jones Cottage Chronicles. Dann
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Nope, never been there as far as I know.
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Looks like fun! Please do update us on your progress.
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cool! I love these updates and look forward to more about your stone cottage! 🙂
Currently I’m dealing with issues with my waterline from well to house with apparently a leak somewhere in the line. So basically i switch on my pump about 2x a day for brief periods (flush toilet and fill water containers), while I wait until the snow melts and the ground thaws and then it’s looking like my sidewalk and yard will have to be dug up in order to repair line probably end of April – costly and messy, and in the meantime inconvenient with very limited running water for next couple months. As long as I still can draw some water each day it’s manageable 🙂
Have a great day and say hello to Denise for me! joan
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Waterline problems and winter’s grip up north don’t mix very well. I wish I could be there to help with repairs.
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I’m so exited for you! Thank you for taking us along on this journey..I look forward to all future updates and photos! Although it’s not your original dream location, what a wonderful Plan B dream come true this will be. It will also hopefully be something that remains in your family for years to come. Your children (and wife) must be so proud of how remarkable and resilient you are.
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Thank you Barbara.
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I love this for you, Mike!! Never stop dreaming!! ❤
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