This is a rooftop deck tiny house called the Panoramic. It's built by a French tiny house builder, Ty Rodou. If you ever wanted to tow the house, you just
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Get your calendars ready, because the biggest yard sale in Florida is headed back in 2020. Enjoy all the treasures and trinkets you can find!
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Several pictures demonstrating the remarkable change of height that takes place anywhere in The Oregon Vortex. The House of Mystery rests almost in the center of the area.
What works here is the soft pallete and the white.
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#3 Of course.. the fabulous bougainvillea. Trained against a trellis, over a trellis, on a wall or around a corner. It is a lovely eye-catching plant. Drive a tall stake or bamboo pole into the center of the bougainvillea. Tie a soft string loose enough that it won't cut into the vine or impede its growth. Wrap the bougainvillea vines carefully around the stake, shaping it as you go. Train the vine as it grows.
Instead of buying a Chicken Coop from my local Feed Store I decide to build my own. I ended up making my Coop 8'x12' with a 3/12 pitched roof. I framed...
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This is why I moved here. It's not for the work, though that's great. And it's not for our awesome art scene, that's great too. Nope it's for Red Rock Canyon, my back yard. Since the first time I laid eyes on this wonderland of sandstone in 1992 I knew that some day I would live next to this place. Now it's 45 minutes from my home to this scene. And if you walk a bit and know where to go, you can virtually have the whole place to yourself. This is up near the Calico Tanks in a snowstorm.
