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Nothing special but this was the first shot taken with my new camera. I figured it needed an upload for its sentimental value.
This is in the basement in the new house.
It's hard to tell, but this is what the majority of the basement looked like. Dark wood panelling was everywhere.
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I took like a million photos of our basement. This room needs an update ASAP. Thank God the rest of the house (excluding the kitchen) is nice!
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Basement playing at Local 506 with Handsome Foxes, Daylight, and Dead End Path. Taken at Local 506 in Carrboro, NC on August 7th, 2012.
For strength and durability - steel I-beams in the basement. Home includes high quality TJI Flooring which means you will not have squeaking floors upstairs.
Basement steps enclosed with a special door for storage and a view of the bar with retro-style stools. I could fill the room with beer stuff, old ads, signs, trays, and lots of other junk but I am wisely limited by my wife's better decorating skills.
Finished custom basement with vinyl tile floors, a drop ceiling, a custom barn door, built-in sauna, a kid's play nook, recessed lights, a "recessed panel" stairway, and an EGRESS window.
In the basement 1970. I'll have to contact the Department of Transportation to fix that road before someone gets hurt. Later that afternoon I took all the cars I had with removable rubber tires, removed the tires, and placed them along the side of the road railing to look like they were junked. When my parents saw this they were annoyed that I made my new track look like such a mess. A path through a junkyard of abandoned cars. The I said "Look! The Belt Parkway!" It was funny so I didn't get in trouble. Anyone who remembers the Belt Parkway in NYC during the early 1970's will understand.