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39.1 Scratch Coat Stucco (Shorter version)
With winter setting in, it was too cold to work outside, but the temp was quite moderate inside, so we started working on the stucco.
This is the shorter version of the Stucco timelapse. Try this link if you want the longer version with all the footage... https://youtu.be/JWv2PUU_biU Don't worry, I still sped it up so it is only half as long as it would have been.
For more info, check out our Web page at www.HomeInTheEarth.com
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6_emf2xFJI
This is the shorter version of the Stucco timelapse. Try this link if you want the longer version with all the footage... https://youtu.be/JWv2PUU_biU Don't worry, I still sped it up so it is only half as long as it would have been.
For more info, check out our Web page at www.HomeInTheEarth.com
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6_emf2xFJI
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