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NutmegYankee

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Reply to Johnny2X2X (Reply #5)

Wed Sep 20, 2023, 10:07 AM

Sep 2023

I live in a 1961 Cape Cod house. They are in high demand still, despite age, because they are affordable and practical. It's time to go back to building more homes like mine.

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