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Millie Glad you found Crazy Camp Glad to see you and hope all is well.
someone repped me after stumbling over the campsite...HEY YOU, drop on in and say howdy if ya want! All are welcome...basically if you are human and breathing
Now those cowboys are something else. Have y'all ever heard those cowboy poets? here is a link to something you gals might like, and horselovers too. YouTube - Cowboy Poets
If I could find me one that looked like Tom Selleck..........
What is UP with this cold weather! I can't remember last year, but I am starting to remember what I DID like about Miami! Here is little Cozy bear dropping in to say say HI...finished him up and am working on the old doll now. Found a wig and it's on its way!
Pleasanton and then Danville to 2004. You moved the year after we moved to Pleasanton and the mall was being built. If we needed to go to the mall we had to go to Concord. In all the states we have Lived I have never found a mall that I loved as much as the stoneridge mall in Pleasanton.
I loved Pleasanton. Went to the Pleasanton Fair every year. I am sure it has grown alot since I left there. Years ago I had a boyrfiend in Walnut Creek too. Sometimes I miss CA, but mostly just the weather....not all the people
Painter- they were looking at houses in our neighborhood, several priced between 200 and 250K. We're lots above it.
Chickrae-I'd love to hear about your log home since our plan is to build one!
Lacey-Hope you get great news!
Ours is a pretty basic log home, nothing like the ones on HGTV. It was built in the late 80's. We are in the process of upgrading everything. The nice thing about a log home is you have all the outside walls that are so pretty and you don't have to hang pictures or decorations....it's cozy looking too. Our home is surrounded by about 100 trees that were really tall until the 2007 ice storm.
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someone repped me after stumbling over the campsite...HEY YOU, drop on in and say howdy if ya want! All are welcome...basically if you are human and breathing
Dang it Lacey Where are you???? We need to know how it went!
I love the looks of cabins but as often as I like to change things I worry about living with just logs forever. Now I am looking at barn houses! I am researching unconventional surfaces and finishes which to me is interesting and I have started a list of products/manufacturers. So far I have come up with an estimate of 50K for 1400sf, not incl. land, fence & barn. Exciting!!! Just looking at green and economical alternatives.
Ours is a pretty basic log home, nothing like the ones on HGTV. It was built in the late 80's. We are in the process of upgrading everything. The nice thing about a log home is you have all the outside walls that are so pretty and you don't have to hang pictures or decorations....it's cozy looking too. Our home is surrounded by about 100 trees that were really tall until the 2007 ice storm.
Large or small there is just "something" about a log home. I love the natural look of the wood logs and they are going to be around long after most homes built today. I also really like the log furniture! I saw a 4 poster bed that was so beautiful!!! I have been looking at the modular log homes too. Once they are put together you can't tell the difference.
Large or small there is just "something" about a log home. I love the natural look of the wood logs and they are going to be around long after most homes built today. I also really like the log furniture! I saw a 4 poster bed that was so beautiful!!! I have been looking at the modular log homes too. Once they are put together you can't tell the difference.
I would love to get a 4 poster log bed. I do want to wait till we move though....less to move. Oh I bet modular would be the way to go too. We are having someone work on our outside logs as the original owner never sealed them....now that is expensive.
I loved Pleasanton. Went to the Pleasanton Fair every year. I am sure it has grown alot since I left there. Years ago I had a boyrfiend in Walnut Creek too. Sometimes I miss CA, but mostly just the weather....not all the people
We never missed a year going to the fair. That was so much fun. When we first lived there Pleasanton was such a small town. If you were to see it now you wouldn't believe it. They did keep the Town quaint though.
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Glad to see you and hope all is well.
