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If you look at the bottom of the pages here, you will find that the forum software is very old. There was once an effort to upgrade it, and that did not turn out well. There are no ads, and therefore no revenue to pay for the latest software. Here is the protocol that gets followed: completely ignor...

And give, however modestly. (and believe me, mine was modest)
But in any case, only a few days left to give for the 2019 tax year.

Tramway gas station in Palm Springs was built in 1965. The Vickers one in 1954.

Also, ticket went up for this event at Sowden today:

https://www.homela.org/?utm_term=0_1331 ... -306179437

One little hole compared to all you have done is nothing.

I think it’s great that you could put it up with just one little hole in the soffit.

Not tours, but that is what did:

http://www.homela.org/onehousetwice/

It's actually kind of weird, you don't know if you should help the women falling down the stairs or if it's part of the dance.

I have a friend who is participating in an event there in a couple of months. I will keep you posted. The last one was at Neutra’s VDL, but we only drank.

In Brentwood on a big lot. Have a look while you can.

The listing:
https://californianestates.com/?propert ... anyon-road

The Dwell link:
https://www.dwell.com/article/an-except ... t-a3934ea4

The formatting is welcome, although it seems like a large photo can reformat an entire page of a thread. Scrolling side to side is a PITA.

Here's the deal David, you need to curate just a little.

Interior Design needs an editor for their web editor:

“amassed a portfolio of avant-garde residences emblematic of California modernism�well before Pierre Koenig or Richard Neutra popularized the style.�

I think what looks like fake trees is just blur from the process of taking the photos.

Hikiee is only in a Hawaiian Pidgin dictionary. http://e-hawaii.com/pidgin/hikiee/ Also spelled Hikie'e More of a daybed and it is not required to be inset into windows. No wonder it's use was in the 50s, everything Hawaiian was big then. I remember fishnets and sea shells draped across the fence. A...