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@anemale.eth
In 2014, I didn't have much money, so I visited all the real estate agencies to see what I could afford. I came across squatted, uninhabitable houses and eventually bought a tiny house that had practically nothing—just four walls and a roof. I had to completely renovate it, tearing everything down to rebuild from scratch. I spent countless hours there, dedicating all my weekends and days off. I wanted to create a home for my family, and it took me 10 years to achieve that, but I did it. Keep building and never give up on your goals. Just build
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@bigdegenenergy.eth
awesome!
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Anemale🎩↑🔵ツ
@anemale.eth
Thx The inside of the house after we broke everything 😅 Oh, I forgot to mention that we also kept the staircase.
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Anemale🎩↑🔵ツ
@anemale.eth
@wake I have a bit of you at home; look, the walls are made of bricks.🧱
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memes4airdrop
@wake
durable ✨
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Anemale🎩↑🔵ツ
@anemale.eth
This house belonged to a former railway worker. It was left abandoned, but it has a wonderful charm. The windows were also surrounded by red bricks, which are solid and great for retaining heat. The garden isn't wide, but it's quite deep.
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memes4airdrop
@wake
suspect you'll find some interesting historical items in that garden
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Anemale🎩↑🔵ツ
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Yes, absolutely! At the back of the garden, there's a small shed that's perfect for storage. The previous owner brought in good, fertile soil for the garden, so everything grows really well—a apple tree, a very old vine that's in perfect condition, and there was a beautiful cherry tree that has since died. However, we wanted to preserve its memory, so here's what we did: we planted two wisteria to give it new life. The previous owner also installed a water reservoir, very important !
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memes4airdrop
@wake
a reservoir? how so?
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