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We recently added handrails to our front porch and steps down to the pool. Getting older, it does help to have a handrail to hold on to. I have also noticed some of our guests struggling.
We had the blacksmith design a handrail for the front porch to match our existing railing on our balcony, which is above our porch, right off our Primary bedroom.
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Linda, I realize the importance of handrails as I am getting older and as older guests visit us. Thank you for hosting each week!
ReplyDeleteYou are to be commended for adding handrails..My sisters hairdresser just moved to a new place of business that needs handrails outside the front door. My sister mentioned it when she went the first time. She has been back three times and no handrails. She's not going back... Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda! I've been wondering if we should add handrails to our steps in the front yard since I have balance issues due to my MS. Loved seeing how lovely yours are and how they easily integrated into your landscape. Thanks for the inspo! Always lovey to visit here and I appreciate the feature. I'm so glad you enjoyed my spring vintage table. XO- MaryJo
ReplyDeleteHandrails will be so useful and safe, Linda, which is so important. Yours look beautiful! Thank you for your wonderful party and all the features. I hope you’ll have a great week.
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ReplyDeleteYou are so kind to provide handrails as a safety for you and your guests. The things we have to think about as we age! They look beautiful, your blacksmith did an incredible job! So many fun posts this week to look at, you always host such a wonderful party, Linda!
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Gorgeous handrail, Linda! And so very necessary for aging in place. This will allow you the freedom and security of walking the property, especially in inclement weather and at night. Smart move! Thanks for the party and lovely features.
ReplyDeleteI'm a huge fan of handrails. That one looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda- That makes so much sense to add the hand rails now as a precaution- before they are truly a necessity. They really look nice and I think enhance, rather than detract, from the setting. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHappy week ahead to you! xo Diana
Reaching for a handrail is a more frequent event these days. It pays to be safe. Yours are beautiful and blend into the landscape as well as offering a bit more safety for you and your guests. Always a pleasure to visit. Thanks for the feature -n collecting blue and white china. Have a lovely week.
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Your handrails look like they've always been there! It's a thoughtful addition! I , too am noticing the need for a railing - especially at our lake home where the steps to the lake are a big more rugged. I keep thinking I'd benefit from a railing, especially when carrying grandkids to the lake or boat supplies down the hill! Thanks so much for the party!
ReplyDeleteHI Linda. I think you are so smart to put the handrails on now to help you when needed and also your guests. They look really nice. I love all the recipes added this week. Some look so yummy. Have a good start to the new week. Hugs. Kris
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Those handrails are beautiful and really add something nice to the steps. I know they're practical but I think they're a great addition!
ReplyDeleteYour handrails look lovely!
ReplyDeleteYour new handrails are not only beautiful but will make everyone safe. Your view is incredible.
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting another wonderful party!
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Love the railings, Linda. Your attention to design detail is second to none. Your place always looks so beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI love your handrails. I have some in storage I have been trying to get the husband to put up for me.
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