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noworries22

9 years ago

Anyone build Mitchell Ginn Stone Creek...would love to see pics

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almostemptynester
9 years ago
Check out Pinterest and Houzz, as well as a few threads on here. Shook Hill is similar so you can get the feel of Stone Creek from its sister house. mfowler has a ton of photos and links to both these homes.

Are you thinking of building this? We are just starting construction on a modified (slightly smaller) Shook Hill. The online photos really help in making decisions.
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