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04-30-2008, 05:28 AM

gjbingham

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Location: Longview, WA

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Re: Building a Casa 90 into a hillside

Use the Redwood for a pergola over the oven. Use the Bay in the oven. Oak doesn't burn. I'll come down and get it off your property for say, $100? Wait, gas has gone up. $105.

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