Edinboro - My home town
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Comments (3)He is safely with the agency that deals with these things. They know where he lives in the hills with his mom and brother because they have encountered him before and placed a GPS collar on him. But according to an official, he wants to find a mate and settle in his own territory, so if they bring him "home", he'll just start wandering again. Another part of the story is that President Obama is coming to town tomorrow (friday) and he'll be speaking at a place that is only four blocks away from where the Puma was captured. It does not look good to have a Puma running loose while the president is in town,...See MoreMy house in town
Comments (16)Nancy, Yes this is the same place. I've been here four years now. Two as a renter and two as an owner. I am really beginning to enjoy it now that I'm finally able to get some things done around here. TM, Thanks! The flooring is so easy, easy easy to install. I went back and forth in my mind for the longest time. Wood, laminate, new carpets ach!! I finally decided on this vinyl flooring which I got from Lowes. It is self stick but I put it down with a vinyl glue to be sure it stays in place. That too was a wise decision because there are a couple of places where i was an inch or so shy of gluing enough to fit a whole strip in place and those edges have lifted slightly. It just makes the floor look more wood/realistic really but could have been a disaster if I hadn't used the vinyl glue. This stuff cuts with scissors or you can score it with a carpet knife blade and just snap it apart. The kitchen floor and back porch have been done for a year now and I really think I made the best decision going with the vinyl. It can take water and pets like nobody's business! A damp paper towel shines it right up whenever anyone tracks in mud. Looking forward to getting the rest of the rooms done but will have to wait awhile as I need another surgery. Maybe I can start in again in May or June. Have a great gardening season! MeMo...See MoreWSJ House of the Year in my Little Town!
Comments (27)*Waves at CindyMac* Hi neighbor! jewel, I wouldn't say it ever had to be "brought back to life". It's been well cared for the whole time we've lived in this town (20+ years). The owners before this family did a lot of work to restore it though. This couple have continued that work by re-installing rubber flooring in the kitchen. It's a great old home....See MoreAbout the fountain on I-79 near McKean
Comments (2)Summersrhythm, thanks for this photo. I am looking forward to seeing it in real life when I am up there in August. Are you local from the area?...See More- 8 years ago
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