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Old 07-03-2018, 08:00 AM
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Congratulations on the new house. It looks nice!
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Old 07-03-2018, 08:47 AM
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Some inside pics.

Fisrt pic is the living room
2. Kids play room
3. Kitchen
4. Room where my computer desk will be
5. Basement
6. View from the kitchen window.

Everything is much bigger in real life then it looks in the pics.
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Old 07-03-2018, 08:59 AM
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Congrats Tim. Kinda like the old farm house i bought in 1981. I even sided it that color yellow. Had been my friends grand parents as we grew up. Stayed there 8 years till we moved a 100 miles south. Mike
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Great looking house, Tim!
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Congrats on the house!
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I forgot to mention something really cool about the house. A lot of the bricks for the pillars on the front porch have "made in the USA" cast into them. I will try to get a pic later if I remember. The original house was built in 1935 and all the interior doors are solid wood and the door hinges are cast iron with a flower pattern cast into them. The doors are painted right now but I would like to strip the doors and frames and stain them and also powder coat the door hinges in black or an antique brass color.

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Nice place Tim. Congrats
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looks like your bricks are on backwards...
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Good old hydronic heat + I saw a gas meter in your pic yesterday. Pretty hard to beat a natural gas boiler heating system. Very nice Tim.
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Tim looks great Congratulations !
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