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9 years ago

Just wondering if you can share timber used around the pool?

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Hilary Bradford Photography
9 years ago
I'm not sure as I'm just the photographer...you could try Neil Architecture on Houzz...
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Es Es
8 years ago
What plants have you used by the fence and by the wall pls?
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