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Sebby 7 month s ago
#1 For so many reasons, no, it is not.
       
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David 7 month s ago
Thank you Izi. I love it. More please.
       
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Rhoda 5 month s ago
These are great lists, but it happens more and more often that the explanations don't really help much. Any way to fix that?
       
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And finally, this recessed opening on the side of some bungalows in the United Kingdom:

"Larder vent. Older Victorian/Edwardian houses used a large stone 'cold slab' in a cellar to keep food cold and safe from vermin, but if you didn't have a cellar, then a convectively cooled larder was the next best thing. At least some larders also had a traditional cold slab in them."

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