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Wood as Echoes of Childhood

As children we dreamed of building tree houses. Then why as adults when we actually have the means and wherewithal do we settle for anything less than wood?  If your house is made out of wood, congratulations: You Live In A Treehouse! In Portland Oregon’s verdant landscape, a deep-rooted affinity for wood runs through the […]

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