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- I started spending time in my garage a few years ago. Things started getting interesting. I like designing things. I like building these things. In an environmentally responsible way, of course, sustainable materials and construction that will last generations.
Love it! Also like the way that it appears you are moving the slabs into the kids play area. Sorry children, no more playing! I think your outdoor storage area needs a bigger overhang and some fans. And to be in Tsawwassen where it is drier!
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