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Reader Request – House of the Day (Re-PoP)

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This awesome home from Swann Street has recieved about every accolade available here at PoP. If memory serves this house has been featured for it’s door, windows and overall house of the day honors. However, a reader suggested it be house of the day so I think this house warrants a re-PoP.

Ed note: Since I drink a lot and walk a lot, it is highly possibly that I may re-post certain entries, like this house for example. The readership is constantly growing so particularly cool items that stop me in my walks may be re-featured particularly if they are requested.  I think it’s cool since we all probably drink too much. If I’m sure I’ve posted an item before I’ll designate it a re-PoP.  

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