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Some construction in the aforementioned subdivision. In the Orlando area, most homes are built from concrete block -- it's so they can survive both hurricane-force winds and termites.
Bah. They're just plain 'ol boring field photos from today. I'd like to see what other folks see out in the field ... Friday, I'll be in the office for most of the day.
We've been reclaiming the lakefront. This used to be all blighted. The smokestack across the lake is gone, being replaced with $180-200,000 condominiums....
Yes, it is. Every hear of the company Books Are Fun? He recently sold the company for $380,000,000 to Readers Digest. We have many houses in that style, although that is the largest. I couldn't get a shot of the pool area with its fake mountain water slide.
NHPlanner - We have one of those in our city as well. It is a cogeneration plant that provides steam to a five-acre indoor growing center and the UW Whitewater campus. It is a great asset to the city.
You have an Eco-Industrial Park? Tell me more, tell me more...