Today's holiday task - figuring out the gable fascia.
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5 comments:
casita muy bonita
Si, es verdad. :-) Yo quiero eso.
If it wasn't for the fact that you had already told me those were NOT solar panels on your roof, I would think otherwise. I will call it an "optical illusion" rather than poor eyesight on my part.
Estoy de acuerdo con los dos anteriores comentaristas.
Will the owner incorporate any type of solar power in the build?
Looking better each day.
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