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6 years ago

What kind and where can I purchase that flagstone backsplash?

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Southeast Studios Inc.
6 years ago
It is Yellow Georgia sandstone. It is very
rare and hard to find. The original house used it for the flooring back
when it was first built. The owner had a hard time but he found some that
matched, however that was seventeen years ago.
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