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Photo From: John McLaughlin - Album: General
Description: The oldest house remaining in Chincoteaque Uploaded: 1/21/2018 by John McLaughlin
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Camera Make - SONYCamera Model - ILCE-6000F-Stop - F/7.1Shutter Speed - 1/125 secFocal Length - 55 mmISO-100
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(5/29/2024) Nate Douty wrote:
This photo would indicate man’s incessant need to increase the size of his shelter/home. While we don’t know the size of the family unit this was originally intended, why has the size of a family home (at least here in the United States) continuously increased? Or is it just an indication of wealth/prosperity? Toll brothers the leading builder of luxury homes seems to be doing just fine. Of course there is now somewhat of a tiny home fad…will be interesting to see if that industry survives long term.
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