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In response to
"
Looks awesome. Man, I miss brick. -- nm
"
by
Dr.Vermin
what on earth is your house made of? -- nm
Posted by
Elf Andie (aka Andie)
Nov 25 '09, 16:34
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Well, cement foundation, but just wood framing. I guess we don't have the right kind of dirt/clay up here to make bricks with.
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Dr.Vermin
Nov 25, 16:55
ice blocks, obvs. -- nm
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TFox
Nov 25, 16:35
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this made me *snicker*
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Epiphany
Nov 25, 16:45
( i know houses can be other things, i just thought to handle alaska winters, you'd use brick or stone.) -- nm
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Elf Andie
Nov 25, 16:35
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wood frame/fiberglass is actually a better insulator. my stepfather looked into it when they built in dawson. -- nm
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mafic
Nov 25, 16:49
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after i typed i looked at my whitehorse pics - they were all wood frame.
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Elf Andie
Nov 25, 16:50
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At least they shouldn't have a termite problem...
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MojaveMeg
Nov 25, 16:53
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