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Location: San Francisco & Fort Worth & Now, Back to IRAQ
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This town, Lavenham, England, is famous for its "Twisted" Timber structures, The town grew so fast, that they used GREEN Wood to build with, and as the wood dried, the Twisting began. The town went BUST almost as fast as it was built, so no one had the money to tear down and rebuild... they just left it like it was.... and so it sits today! Good Jolly Old England!
When I first saw this place from the outside I was thinking it must have been the film site for that stupid movie "People under the stairs". The movie was really not good, but I never forgot the house in that movie. After inquiring I found that the houses are just similar, but not the same.
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I love that sink - it's much bigger than it looks here.
Location: San Francisco & Fort Worth & Now, Back to IRAQ
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Haha, what a fun place to explore that would be. Wonder what that place looks like on the inside?
I think it would be like living in a 'Fun House' - but I've been told that the floors are pretty straight??? I'm sure some are worse than others, just like any wood house. LOL
Location: Vermont, grew up in Colorado and California
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Some neat pics here.
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