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Ways you don’t expect to spend your Sunday afternoon

Published 17 February 2008 General 5 Comments
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  1. 1 Jonathan 18 February 2008 at 8:50 am

    I thought you might do a little post after I read Megan’s email. Glad you are both okay!!!

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  2. 2 Richard Barrett 18 February 2008 at 10:35 am

    Us too! Thanks!

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  3. 3 Lesley 18 February 2008 at 8:35 pm

    I admire anyone who desires to become one with Nature, but I think this was a bit much, Rich… 😉

    (glad you’re both okay)

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  4. 4 Chad Swift 20 May 2009 at 4:34 pm

    Hi There,
    I am currently working for a show coming out on the DIY network called “Disaster House.” The premise of the show is to recreate accidental or natural home disasters in a home we have bought in Denver, Colorado. We then bring in a construction professional to show our viewers the best way to repair the damage. We are doing an episode on roof damage, and we need some photo’s of actual tree damage that has occurred to real people. I am wondering if you have any photos of your roof and the damage caused by the tree, and would like to have it shown on national television?

    Thanks,
    Chad Swift
    DIY’s “Disaster House”
    High Noon Entertainment
    303-712-3267

    Reply

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