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Route pics

Now that's a fun house!
yet I have not seen kids there , in fact its in the middle of a bunch of green houses. though the owners live on the property. they have been there for ages.
 
Who needs kids to enjoy a tree house? It's a 'vacation home' for adults :thumbsup
 
Perhaps the house isn't that old.... but it surely is settled in a beautiful landscape!
it is indeed old. I wasn't sure as it has newer look with the wood siding. but its 105 years old. it has two other twins to the north of it. I have verified this via the county taxpayer office.
 
That's the age of one of the homes I owned, rehabbed, & sold. Beautiful dark wood throughout. That was a lovely home.
 
That's the age of one of the homes I owned, rehabbed, & sold. Beautiful dark wood throughout. That was a lovely home.
this is totally woodframe. I wonder if it was part of the olso community its not far south of the cemetery. there are few more to the south to photo. one of them just north of the home I posted last night. two in fact. those four homes all built by the same family.
 
I've always found it interesting how a family can build homes in a cluster, so that the family can remain close.
 
Yes, on second thought, it would have been a common enough story for many families.
 
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