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Help Me Design My New Room
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Help Me Design My New Room

Bought a “new” house and I’m having trouble figuring out if I can set up my equipment in this room without it looking cluttered with wires and such. I have an REL 212/SX that I could possibly place in the left corner, but then what speakers could I set up without it looking cluttered? Any reccomended storage to hide things? Maybe a Wiim amp to keep things minimal.

I know people don’t like screens over the fireplace, but because of the windows all around this house, it seemed like the best spot. TV is a 65 inch OLED.

Any ideas appreciated.

u/IdyllwildEcho — 4 days ago
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Any Morongo Natives or Locals Remember a Big Castle Building?

Around 2001 we got lost and ended up somewhere against the foothills or mountains near Morongo Casino. We were driving up this road and I remember coming up on this big building that looked like a European castle. Almost fantasy like, similar to Excalibur in Vegas, but my mind might be overplaying what it looked like. It had some castle-like features. It felt liminal. It was a big building.

There were boys or teens in uniforms coming out of the building and we were looking at it in awe wondering what was going on. Like a cult. This was before GPS so we couldn’t look up what it was.

In my mind I remember it being against the foothills Northwest of Morongo Casino. But it also could have been on the other side of the freeway, and it also could have been a bit further away.

ChatGPT is telling me it was most likely a Native school or mission that was torn down or remodeled during the Morongo Casino facelift of the area. I’m also thinking it could have been some Mormon temple. Using satellite imaging and street view I could not find something similar in that area. If anyone knows what I am talking about I would love to figure out what that was, and would love to see photos. Cheers

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u/IdyllwildEcho — 15 days ago