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Older Frame Homes Own You
By Dale Morrow
I currently live in an old 1926 vintage bungalow home in
Southeast Seminole Heights. My wife and I are in the process of restoring and
updating. Restoring the original look while updating the electrical and
plumbing. It is quite an undertaking. Every board that is removed
reveals several new projects. It sometimes can be a bit overwhelming. I believe
one day I will overcome it and see a very beautiful result. In the mean time I have become very knowledgeable about home
repair. The continual projects make me envious of all the new home
buyers that are moving to our area. The stories they have are interesting and
maybe inconvenient for them, but try over coming a 77- year-old wood frame
house. The new homes at least when completed will give you several
years of limited maintenance problems. The older frame homes own you, you don’t own them. I will
struggle with my repairs and I will be proud of my accomplishments. But my "View From The Road" will probably be "My Old House" for about another
year.
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