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Image 1 — Got to revisit the old house I grew up in
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▲ 1.0k r/centuryhomes

Got to revisit the old house I grew up in

Built in 1910. My grandparents owned this place between ‘94-06 and I had some of the most cherished memories of my childhood here. It’s had various renovations over the last 20 years, but a handful of the more charming parts remain such as antique doorknobs, dark wood, and stained glass. It’s for sale and I was able to snag a tour thanks to a very kind realtor. It was emotional, but such a treat. As much as I’ve always wanted to own it, it’s out of my range for now. Grandparents bought it for $145,000 and it’s now listed for $750,000 🥲 I hope whoever buys it cherishes it forever.

Also, it used to be a burgundy red like a barn with white trim.

u/McGrubbus — 11 days ago
▲ 42 r/DenverGardener

This is the 2nd snapdragon to pop up in my yard without me planting it

I welcome the little guys. Does their pollen travel that far? I have no idea how it got here. 🤷🏼‍♀️

u/McGrubbus — 2 months ago
▲ 15 r/whereisthis

Can anyone tell me what mountain range my grandma was standing on/looking towards?

Thanks in advance - I found this in my grandparents stuff after they died - they were world travelers and I’d love to be able to visit some of the places they did.

u/McGrubbus — 2 months ago