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Currently Playing: I Only Have One Chance to Get This Right on My Abandoned General Store

I’m continuing the renovation of my abandoned general store, working on the exterior paint and trim and making visible progress on the front of the building. In this episode, I also take on a riskier decision: sanding an original door that can’t be undone if I go too far. 🔗 LINKS: 🗝️ Heritage Rowe: https://www.heritagerowe.co 🌼 SUBSTACK: The Daffodil Post: https://substack.com/@emmashaye 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/holistic__emma/ 🎥 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@holistic_emma 📩 Sponsorships: emmashaye@influint.co 📩 Other inquiries: efretts@gmail.com Some music in this video is by Sion Louks: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7a2Mag7TLcj23ymUB7prkJ?si=ei6b2zMxQOmxXUctf8Ghgw Restoring an old building like this is a balance between preserving what’s already there and knowing when to intervene. Some choices only give you one chance, and this was one of them. If you’re interested in abandoned general store renovations, historic building restoration, or what it’s really like to work on an old abandoned building, this video shows the slower, more careful side of the process. I’m documenting the full renovation of this abandoned general store, sharing the progress, the decisions, and the moments of hesitation along the way. Cheers! abandoned general store renovation, abandoned building renovation, historic building restoration, old general store renovation, restoring abandoned buildings, exterior trim painting, old building renovation