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Whimsical Eccentricities in Waterloo Region
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(09-18-2018, 12:55 PM)panamaniac Wrote:
(09-18-2018, 06:43 AM)jgsz Wrote: This house on Schneider Ave looks ordinary at first glance.



But if you look closer you'll see that the brickwork is most unusual.  I would like to know when and why they did this.  I wonder if they would allow some rock climbing....   Undecided

rick mills could probably give you chapter and verse of it.  I seem to recall that the same person may have built one other similar place in town, but I can't recall where it is/was.

Yes, Rych Mills is likely to something about this house.
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RE: Whimsical Eccentricities in Waterloo Region - by jgsz - 09-18-2018, 03:29 PM

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