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Older Than America: This Gorgeous 1763 Townhome in Philly Could Be Yours for $1.9M

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[TAG0]Realtor.comAs far as historic homes go, it’s hard to top one that actually predates the country where it’s located. But that’s exactly what makes this Philadelphia townhome, built in 1763 at 231 Spruce Street, so unique. Originally owned by famous ship captain James Gibbon, the five-bedroom, two-bath home was last sold in 2006 for $990,000. The beautifully maintained property was recently listed for $1.9 million. With more than 3,400 square feet (including a private terrace), the fully modernized home still retains much of its original charm. “There are five historic fireplaces, four of which are operational,” says listing agent Andrew...

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Scenic Destinations that are Amazing to See in the Spring

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Springtime is one of the best seasons  for RV travel. With scenic destinations from coast to coast and mild temperatures, spring is the perfect time of year to hit the open road and explore somewhere new. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or just getting started, this list features some of the most beautiful places in America. From snow-capped mountains to rugged coastlines, there’s something here for everyone no matter where you live. So roll up your windows and set out on a scenic adventure with RVT’s list of the best places to visit in your RV this spring! 1. Galveston,...

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Small Space Laundry Zone Solution

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When I designed our new cottage, I considered several locations for the laundry zone. When I lived in Manhattan in a ~350 sqft apartment, I had a combination single washer/dryer unit in the kitchen in lieu of a dishwasher. When we were in our ~400 sqft cottage by the canals, our stacked washer and dryer unit were in a bike shed that we shared with our neighbors. And in my ~200 sqft studio on Venice Beach, there was a slim, thoroughfare laundry room on the ground floor for all the tenants to share. I took all of these experiences and...

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Zerode Releases G3 Downhill Bike

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Zerode Bikes The Long-Awaited G3 Zerode G3 High Pivot Gearbox Downhill Bike Zerode bikes burst onto the DH scene in 2011 with the launch of the G1, which quickly gained a reputation for incredible suspension performance due to it’s low unsprung mass centrally mounted alfine gearbox and high pivot Along with the G2 released in 2013 the bikes gained a cult following and introduced design concepts that years later would be emulated by the world’s top manufacturers. The accolades and success in the downhill world came thick and fast, with Privateer World Championship wins, National titles and the famous Eddie...

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LETTER: Council’s decision on bike lanes a low-cost, high-value missed opportunity

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In his March 9 letter (Henderson bike lanes a result of negotiated compromise) Eric Zhelka speaks of a “negotiated compromise” in 2008 that produced a part-time bike lane on North Henderson – the only bike lane in the region that rolls up at night. What does “compromise” look like a decade or so later? By my count, council received 57 letters in favour of making these bike lanes full-time (including a letter of support from the University of Victoria – Oak Bay’s largest enterprise). Only four letters supported the status quo. Council cast their votes in favour of this tiny...

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