Thursday, February 27, 2025

Super Living Space

 


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  1. That firewood gonna be 'snaky'.

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  2. Snaky? That's why a lot of people have barn cats.

    The wood looks to be pine so the fire will burn fast, hot and far too quickly.

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  3. To each his own as they say. Not for this New Englander. Looks to have really intense sunlight but no shade. Maybe go out there for brekkie and din dins only? Evening socializing? Not for midday use IMHO.

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    1. Doesn't look to "primitive" in the reflection on the door.
      Pool, trees.
      I think I could probably manage there.

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  4. Can you help a fellow American down on his luck?

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  5. Having lived in the Southwest for a time, most folks stay in their airconditioned home for the daylight hours and emerge outside after sundown. The temps normally drop 20 - 30 degrees when the sun goes down. As they say, "Nighttime is the winter in the dessert."

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  6. Rickvid in the Yakima ValleyFebruary 28, 2025 at 9:35 AM

    While I live on a river, the surrounding area and hills are pretty dry, and summer temps can easily reach 105 - 110. This shot is pretty, but my mind goes to the dust. Everything would be sooo dusty in no time, and red dust at that. Still, as a get away, I'd buy it.

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  7. If you can keep the rattlesnakes out of the woodpile.

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