My only problem with peach stucco is that peach stucco houses probably contain poly B plumbing.
The Kenten | 40m | 9s | Davignon Martin
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potatopizzafan
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I lived in this buidling when I was fresh out of college, had my first big boy job, a bit of cash in my pocket and zero responsibilities. Great location for that phase of my life.
My unit opened up onto the middle courtyard area, where there was a blocked off maintenance access ladder that went up onto the east roof. Being young and somewhat athletic young men, my buddies and I would climb the ladder (despite it being covered by a metal plate) with a case of beer on a warm summer evering and sit above the Julios patio, chatting to the patrons down below. We even convinced one of the servers to pass us up a plate of nachos once, the manager must have been confused that a to-go order was being taken out to the patio
My unit opened up onto the middle courtyard area, where there was a blocked off maintenance access ladder that went up onto the east roof. Being young and somewhat athletic young men, my buddies and I would climb the ladder (despite it being covered by a metal plate) with a case of beer on a warm summer evering and sit above the Julios patio, chatting to the patrons down below. We even convinced one of the servers to pass us up a plate of nachos once, the manager must have been confused that a to-go order was being taken out to the patio
Mountain Man
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Awesome!
haltcatchfire
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Lived down the street from this for over a decade and had no idea there was a middle courtyard area. That's very disguised!I lived in this buidling when I was fresh out of college, had my first big boy job, a bit of cash in my pocket and zero responsibilities. Great location for that phase of my life.
My unit opened up onto the middle courtyard area, where there was a blocked off maintenance access ladder that went up onto the east roof. Being young and somewhat athletic young men, my buddies and I would climb the ladder (despite it being covered by a metal plate) with a case of beer on a warm summer evering and sit above the Julios patio, chatting to the patrons down below. We even convinced one of the servers to pass us up a plate of nachos once, the manager must have been confused that a to-go order was being taken out to the patio
potatopizzafan
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It kinda sucked to be honest, I dont think it sees the sun at any time of the year.
The units in that north west section of the buidling are all 2 level "townhomes" that either face Kensington Rd, 10A St. or the courtyard