Being accustomed to cut wood and nails, I find the housebuilding techniques of the interior peoples fascinating - even artistic. No plastic, no metal, just stuff you can get from the tree out back.
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They are really lovely houses.
I love all the pictures. Your kids are always too cute :-).
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