MiamiCuse wrote:

> LOL I did not post any other pics because this is a food related
> group so I wanted some advise on the kitchen equipment etc... and
> thought some might find this older stuff of some interest.
>
> It is not a trailer construction, but you are right, I am in FL. But
> let me state this, there is nothing wrong with being in the trailer.
>
> Here are some other pics that should show it is not in a trailer.
>
> A picture taken from the courtyard into the old kitchen:
>
> http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...d/P1000547.jpg
>
> another view of the central courtyard which is surrounded by all the
> rooms with an overhead screen.
>
> http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...d/P1000544.jpg
>
> a view of the kitchen and family room at night:
>
> http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...684_401_22.jpg
>
> Inside the family room, with a stone fireplace - OK I admit, I have
> no idea why someone needs a fireplace in Miami.
>
> http://i173.photobucket.com/albums/w...684_501_22.jpg
>
> MC

Well I was born and raised in Florida most homes there are built of CBS
block with concrete headers. A lot stonger home than anything built in most
north eastern locations due to hurricanes and such. Florida also have very
stict building codes and has always had. That is hardly a trailer for sure
and probably a top dollar home in the Miami area but then again it is
probably a no where near what a house like would cost in NY or NJ. As for
the kitchen take out what doesn't work or you don't want and remodel it and
good luck with it.

I purchase a 4 bedroom, 2 bath house on 2 acre of land in the Kendal are in
1967 half finished for 30K which was a lot of money then. I finished it and
had a fire place similar to that as well as a pool and a 5 horse stable. I
sold it for twice what I paid in '70. I understand the house sold for well
over a million dollars just a couple of years ago with few changes.

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Joe Cilinceon