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Old 07-11-2012, 02:37 PM   #34051
WT Sharpe
Bah, humbug!
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Originally Posted by Rumpelteazer View Post
The oldest part of the house, where my bedroom is, was build in the 15th century and the newest part of the house, the front, was build in the 17th century. There is another addition in between and another addition to the side so those thick inside walls were, at one point, outside walls. It has it's pros, too. I can only hear my father's snoring, faintly, in summer when the windows are open. If there wasn't a 2 foot wall between my bedroom and my parent's (which is two floors high) I probably wouldn't sleep much .

It also means that each "section" is build at a slightly different level than the ones before (which also varies per floor) so there are a lot of 1 to 4 step stairs in the house.
Your home sounds old and big enough to have secret passages. If it were mine, I'd make some out of all that excess wall space. Then I'd hang some portraits in the main rooms with the eyes cut out for viewing while sneaking around in the hidden corridors.
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