Remarkably Untouched Neo-Tudor House Built in 1932 That You Will Love

George's House
George's House was built in 1932 in the Neo-Tudor style.
The building is a two-storey Arts & Crafts style home and is constructed with materials such as carved stone, cast stone, textured stucco, slate and copper. It also has a high hipped roof with multi-coloured slate tiles, the front entrance has a paneled wood door and a decorative cast stone surround. A two-storey octagonal bay with a crenellated parapet and open porch on the side of the house with a roof supported by stone pillars.
The exterior of the home is quite impressive but to be honest I think the inside is what really made an impression on me. The home was meticulously taken care of over the years and it showed with many of the original design features remaining. All of the original hardwood floors were still intact and the exterior windows were all leaded glass. All of the interior doors had beveled leaded glass windows, some of which were more decorative than others. There are many more features to this home but I will let the video speak to these aspects.
Currently the building does not have a heritage designation and has been sitting vacant for a number of years now. Although historical protection has not been ruled out by the city at this point in time. From what I have read the owners wanted to subdivide the property into three lots and build at least two homes on the new pieces of land. After selling for nearly $3,000,000 a number of years ago, the property has since been listed a few times for about half the price without buyer interest.
A heritage designation for this home would be great and everything but that wouldn't stop the owners from completely gutting the inside and leaving the house as a shell of its former self. Personally I would like to see this building completely preserved by turning it into a museum but I highly doubt that would ever happen.
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[@kmfsinny8436]

OMG! I LOVE Tudors and this one is incredible. I would cry to see this beautiful home end up in a landfill, it needs to be designated historical and kept in it's glory. There are so many things I adore about this home, I'd move in it in a heartbeat! Wonderful explore James!

[@StaticSpaces]

Unfortunately heritage designation only protects the exterior but it's better than nothing i guess. I'm with you though, i could move into this one as is. Glad you enjoyed this one KMF and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@ctg6734]

I so want to see a happy ending for this place. It completely deserves to be preserved.

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh i completely agree. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment CTG!!

[@harrietlivengood6793]

This is a gorgeous home. Thy owners have taken excellent care of this home. The beveled glass windows and doors are exquisite. The wood work is quality work. The antique appliances are still in pristine condition. I hope it won’t be demolished. That would be a shame. You could never replace it with that kind of quality craftsmanship. I hope someone will buy it and love living in it. I LOVE this home. Thank you for showing it to us.

[@StaticSpaces]

I couldn't believe how well preserved this place was considering it is 85 years old! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@sassysue6472]

🤦🏻‍♀️are developers the only ones able to buy houses anymore? All this talk of conserving and recycling is exactly that. Talk. This is a beautiful well built home with craftsmanship and quality. Glad you documented this. Soon that’s all these homes will be-videos on KZbin.😢

[@StaticSpaces]

Very true and that's exactly why I enjoy doing this, i consider it doing society a service. 😂 The reason so many properties are bought by developers here is because we are in a housing boom and have been for like the last 10-15 years...there are just too many people moving to the area. Glad you enjoyed it Sue and thanks for the comment!!

[@kskollections2142]

The glass in the doors and windows is totally awesome! The kitchen and its appliances are amazing too. The staircase was well crafted! The basement would be awesome for storage! The built in cabinetry was beautiful! The master bedroom and bathroom were nice but I kinda like the little green room all by itself! I will take it if they don’t want it! I wouldn’t change anything except maybe fit it with central heat and air.

[@StaticSpaces]

I loved absolutely everything about this house, all the wonderful details. The upstairs was a little on the bland side but the windows, trim work and doors were still very nice. I agree with you on adding central heating though, that is a must! Glad you enjoyed this one and thanks very much for commenting KS!!

[@gentillydanny]

The kitchen carpet is a bit of jarring so I'd get some 1930's patterned linoleum.

[@StaticSpaces]

I really liked the carpet but you are right, it doesn't really belong there and some 30s linoleum as a replacement is an excellent choice!

[@johnrodgers9877]

James : Of all the houses you have explored , this was my absolute favorite . Stellar camera work as usual ! I truly hope that the original owners and builders of this beautiful home have passed away as seeing it demolished , would kill them !!

[@StaticSpaces]

I tend to agree with you there because i do not hold out much hope for this one. It seems to be a lot of regular viewers' favourite, so glad you enjoyed it too! Thanks very much for the comment John!!

[@johnrodgers9877]

@@StaticSpaces You are most welcome James .

[@johnwagner4027]

Once a house or old building is put on the Historic List in the USA it can never be taken off and its protected for ever and beautiful by the way

[@StaticSpaces]

That's the way it should be but certainly isn't the case here, at least not in this province anyway. Thank you very much for the comment John!!

[@francoamerican4632]

@John Wagner That's how it should be. Unfortunately, it's common for developers to buy properties that contain heritage listed homes and then allow the home to deteriorate and fall into a state of disrepair. At some point the developer files a request to have the home removed from the heritage list and we all know what happens next.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, that is another thing that sometimes happens unfortunately

[@martinbaxter2616]

If not a museum, then my future residence. 😍😍😍😍

[@StaticSpaces]

Hahaha ya, i could see myself living there! Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@Khono]

What a beautiful house! Our wastefulness knows no bounds.

[@StaticSpaces]

It really is an amazing house. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment Khono!!

[@the_skywire]

My wife and I always love your content. Always looking forward to the next video. Stay safe!

[@StaticSpaces]

I think this may be the first time i have seen you comment, so thank you very much for that! Really glad you two enjoyed this one too!!

[@donnacole4227]

House is absolutely gorgeous an it looks like a brand new house Beautiful wood an all those beautiful doors The only no no is carpet in the kitchen Staircase is awesome I love it !!!

[@StaticSpaces]

I can't believe how well preserved this home was, an absolute treasure! I have to agree with you about the kitchen carpet, although at least it was a nice colour. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@UncappedFilms]

This house is an absolute stunner!! Those windows!

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh i completely agree, such an amazing place! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@robynelyse739]

AS a realtor this house really has the wow factor across the board and when you see the craftsman in regard to stairs and moulding is just so inviting I just love the effects of the 30s 40s era ,there is no way that this should be demolished or eliminated,I would think the total value or market with the decor being of a European type construction would be in the millions ,its unfortunate that people dont ever really consider the monetary value or aestetic value ,someone could investigate the history of the house and worth ,its an amazing find

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh definitely, this place would be so expensive to build today. Really is an amazing house and i wish more people could appreciate such craftsmanship. Very cool that you are a realtor too! Thank you very much for the comment Robyn!!

[@Piecemaker1623]

Love this house and all the wood work. If they do tear down, hopefully they will keep the doors and lead glass.

[@StaticSpaces]

I'm sure if this one does get demolished that they will save a lot of things before it happens. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@willforeverpubg4235]

The sitting area you just show us in the kitchen ,Was a first for me ,Never seen table and chair built into a house, Out a lot of houses you film in the past.

[@StaticSpaces]

While it's not a first for me, i have never seen one this nice before. Thank you very much for the comment Will!!

[@DirectCurrent4u]

Very Kuel House! Really love the Glass and the wood work. The Basement was great as well. I liked the Compressor for the Frig in the basement! Great idea! Thanks for sharing and stay safe out there.👍

[@StaticSpaces]

Really, the fridge compressor was in the basement? Glad you enjoyed this one DC and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@kimciesielski8279]

What a beautiful home! I love the vintage appliances! The basement and a couple of the little crawl spaces creeped me out a bit. (I've watched a few too many horror movies.) It doesn't look like it would require a while lot of work to fix it up aesthetically, anyway. I love it! Great video!!!

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes the previous owners took very good care of this one. Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@cspat1]

I love the glass and door knobs too The stairs that led to a attic remind me of my grandma’s stairs just about the same sharp angle . very steep and narrow. As a child I climbed them on my seat after falling down them. They heated and cooked with coal . It was a older home in the mountains of P A

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh very cool and yes, one definitely does have to be careful on stairs like that. Glad you enjoyed this one Cee Cee and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@sexyshit84]

I know where this is. My husband grew up not too far from there. I would turn this into a very nice Bed n Breakfast. I sure hope they keep this intact. That range/stove is just amazing. Another great explore JH. Big Hugs. 😊😊

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh i agree, that whole kitchen was incredible. Glad you enjoyed this one Kimmy and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@gentillydanny]

A great house but the creeping traces of decay are showing, just touches here and there, harbingers. The houses of the thirties are my favorite era and this one is about as original as you'll ever see. One of the best. Thanks for the video.

[@StaticSpaces]

The only things I noticed were the cobwebs in the basement and the cracked tile work at the base of the wall in the kitchen. I agree this place is definitely in my top ten. Glad you enjoyed it Dan and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@gentillydanny]

@@StaticSpaces The signs are subtle such as the discoloration of the wood in the hallway ground floor, the plaster coming down at the bottom of the wall on the second floor stair landing and water stains on the walls in the upper floor/attic. I hope this place is saved.

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh right i forgot about the water stains in the attic but the rest i hadn't noticed

[@gentillydanny]

@@StaticSpaces I did a review and @16:40 the plaster under the window is gone and the lathes are exposed and @17:35 looking down from the stairs to the hallway the floor appears discolored and buckled. I don't just watch a video, I observe it. ha, anyway keep up the cool videos.

[@StaticSpaces]

Well you are far more observant than I am Dan, thanks for the keen eye!

[@marcellaryan1562]

So many people would love this house and care for it! It’s sad they will destroy it just because they can! Be safe!

[@StaticSpaces]

I still have hope that this one won't be demolished but only time will tell. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@sandiego9168]

Loved this place. The glass doors beautiful hope they salvage some of it thanks for the look 👣🌞

[@StaticSpaces]

Place was quite impressive. Glad you enjoyed this one SD and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@ckswat77zz51]

This home was something else SS. I agree with you, absolutely incredible. The wood, lead glass gorgeous windows, that newel post & staircase, just to mention a few. So immaculate. I find it so interesting that the kitchen wasn’t updated. Wow that fridge & stove. I didn’t know what I was expecting, but not that. This will be so sad to see destroyed, an era gone. Maybe someone will fall in love with it & save it. I can just picture it at night all lit up & a party going on. Great explore! Take care James

[@StaticSpaces]

I really wasn't expecting that kitchen either, i have never seen one so old and intact still....except for the dishwasher. 😆 Hopefully someone does step in to save this one. Glad you enjoyed this one and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@chickengnawer]

Man~This Place is one for the Books!! Such wonderful Antique Appliances, too! This is a 3 Hanky Vid. fer Sure! Thanks for This! 😎

[@StaticSpaces]

What is a 3 Hanky Vid? Glad you enjoyed it and thanks very much for the comment!!

[@chickengnawer]

@@StaticSpaces It means your so Sad for something, it makes U Fill at least 3 Hankies with Tears! 🤧

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh ok, i was thrown off by the term hanky, it isn't used all that often. Lol

[@nevada_gal3892]

Absolutely Beautiful!! Makes me so sad it will be torn down. When I lived in S. CA. My house was built in 1898. It was a cratsman. I miss my house, just not Calif.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ha, i hear a lot of bad things about that state, it's too bad because the weather there is pretty great! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@marilynmaker5942]

Absolutely beautiful home, I love it! The workmanship and materials is top-notch. I love all the doors, windows, floors, wallpaper - all of it! It definitely should have heritage designation, would be a bloody crime to tear it down. Greed is so sad 😕

[@StaticSpaces]

I agree, it will be a sad day when this one either gets demolished or gutted and modernised. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@georgiameier4990]

WOW WOW WOW ! Truly amazing property.

[@StaticSpaces]

Agreed! Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@terrystrahl6006]

That storage area at the bottom of the fridge was used to store bread, this house must have been a beautiful place in its days.. 😀

[@StaticSpaces]

Really, it was for bread? I never would have guessed that. Glad you enjoyed it Terry and thanks for the comment!!

[@nickeywallace5255]

I would want to live here

[@StaticSpaces]

Me too. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@virginiaeckley3047]

❤ that house is beautiful ❤

[@StaticSpaces]

Sure is. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@asilversurfer4372]

What a lovely house, the only bit of damage I notice was on the wall going up to the attic, it would a be a great shame to see this place demolished.

[@StaticSpaces]

Yes, it was in remarkable shape considering it was almost completely original. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@rosalenarose1391]

So beautiful. They sure don't make houses like these anymore. Prefab garbage. The wood work is beautiful. Crazy huh, lol Thanks for sharing

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed this one and thank you very much for the comment!!

[@dolegood4264]

Beautiful house

[@StaticSpaces]

Agreed. Thanks a lot for commenting!!

[@leah23h]

Wow, this one is nice! Hate to see this one be torn down

[@StaticSpaces]

Me too, will see what happens to it in the future. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@tristanwoodmansee477]

Those are ice boxes. They are so cool!! No pun intended.

[@StaticSpaces]

Lol Ya, it is really cool, would be good to use it as storage and then just get a modern fridge for everyday use. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@stephaniemcquillan1930]

Hi James! Oh my goodness this place is amazing! Surely they can’t tear it down. It is in amazing condition, apart from that missing bit of plaster going up to the attic, but I’m sure that wouldn’t be hard to fix. I love the woodwork and all the windows inside and out. I’ve never seen carpet in a kitchen before. Really nice place. Thanks for the video. Hope you had a great Easter weekend.

[@StaticSpaces]

I was amazed how well preserved this one was, a true gem! Let's hope it doesn't get torn down or even gutted for that matter. Glad you enjoyed it Stephanie and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@debbiesmith3524]

Exceptional explore - such a beautiful home!!

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you very much for the comment!!

[@okiecubsfan1961]

They must have used really good paint as I didn't see it peeling like a lot of newer homes I've watched. This house was beautiful. I agree on the frig, couldn't get much in it. Hate to see this torn down but developers seem to be in love with building townhouses right now.

[@StaticSpaces]

We will see what happens with this one, it may be saved afterall but only time will tell. Either way, it would be a real shame to see this place get demolished. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@matthewbloom3869]

incredible house!!! hope it's saved

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thank you very much for the comment!!

[@vonniek6787]

The fire extinguisher that is stuck in the wall is to plug the hole where the dryer vent went so that birds and things don’t get inside the house

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh you could be right, never thought about that! Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@Bubblesandluna644]

What a beautiful house James so many rooms I just love the kitchen . Thanks for sharing I think it’s the best one you ever showed.. ❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

Definitely one of my favorites as well! Glad you enjoyed this one Gail and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@Pam-cr3bp]

My heart is so happy!!! I love old houses and this one is beautiful!!!! I would live there and take care of it!! I have a silly question but was there screw in fuses in the stove? Great great video ❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

I honestly didn't look that closely at the stove during the visit but I think there would have to be fuses for safety somewhere. Thanks a lot for your comment!!

[@Bubblesandluna644]

Hey James that big of a house and only two bathrooms? Wow

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, i don't think they put as many bathrooms in houses before, not like today where mansions have more bathrooms than bedrooms. 😆

[@karrie1377]

What an incredibly beautiful home and an absolute crime to tear it down. Would love to have the means to completely refurbish this.

[@StaticSpaces]

Honestly, if i had this house, i would leave it almost entirely as is. Let's hope it doesn't get demolished. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@sharonmiller6251]

Wow is good word for this house and incredible. Shame to think it may be demolished. It has so much character. Love the white kitchen and antique appliances.

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed this one Sharon and that fridge was my favourite! Thank you so much for the comment!!

[@Jjchg]

Great video

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Wow love the place it would be a shame to demo that place love how original it is nice find I wish it was my house

[@StaticSpaces]

You and me both Jerrold, amazing house. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@annhodge9952]

The floors, doors and windows so beautiful. I can't believe they still have what appears to be the original stove and fridge. You can imagine how it would look with the furniture and fabric from the 1930's. Beautiful. Why would someone pay $3 million for it and not know they were going to recoup the money?

[@StaticSpaces]

I know right, so many beautiful details in this place and i really enjoyed those appliances as well. I suspect the lower price is after they subdivided the land but i can't confirm that. But also, maybe they overpaid a bit and then couldn't get funding for the property, who knows. Glad you enjoyed this one Ann and thanks so much for the comment!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

Hi James 👋 Wow this place is awesome 😁I love this house 🥰 Thank you for the tour of the place ❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

Glad you enjoyed it Fawn and thanks so much for the comments!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

You are welcome James 😊

[@vonniek6787]

I can remember my grandmother having a small refrigerator. I don’t think they ate like fattening hogs back then so their cold food storage was less

[@StaticSpaces]

They probably went shopping more often too, i would imagine fresh foods wouldn't last as long either. Thanks again for the comments!!

[@janwarriner6554]

Exquisite home. Just beautiful. No by 1932 stone was not used for foundations or basements. That is called a “powder room”..just toilet and sink. Tile throughout is all hand laid by artesian. A lost craft. Hand plastered walls. No drywall.

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya, i had thought the house was actually much older during the initial explore. They certainly don't do tile work like that anymore. And honestly, i much prefer plaster walls to the modern day drywall, it is just so much more solid. Glad you enjoyed this one Jan and thank you very much for the comment!!

[@vickiesmith9198]

The refrigerator was originally cooled with ice. Might just now be ambiance

[@StaticSpaces]

That's what I thought might be the case too, maybe it was then converted into an electrical appliance? Another commenter said he saw the compressor for the fridge in the basement. Thanks a lot for the comment Vickie!!

[@mariagasperazzo8245]

Muito linda está mansão maravilhosa 💓 um espetáculo amei ❤️

[@StaticSpaces]

Thank you very much Maria!!

[@mtb7339]

I’ll take it!!

[@StaticSpaces]

Thanks for the comment!!

[@christinabelcourt6520]

It's beautiful!! They called their fridge the

[@StaticSpaces]

I agree. "They called their fridge the" what? Thank you so much for the comment!!

[@rustylaroux7433]

loved everything about this house except the electric stove.

[@StaticSpaces]

What wrong with the electric stove? Thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@kimmurphy9436]

Gorgeous home, it would be a shame to demolish it...😢

[@StaticSpaces]

Completely agree Kim! Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@Xavierxavou]

Magnifique demeure ! Merci beaucoup . Hello from France !

[@StaticSpaces]

Merci beaucoup pour le commentaire!!

[@Xavierxavou]

Oh mais vous écrivez le français ! Formidable . Vos images et photos sont toujours superbes et les immeubles que vous trouvez aussi . Félicitations

[@StaticSpaces]

Un petit peut oui, mais pas très bien. 😆

[@Xavierxavou]

Vos videos sont toujours calmes et vous prenez le temps de poser l’image afin d’observer , de contempler et les fonds musicaux sont super ! Ici nous commençons la journée, vous devez la finir , je pense . Bonne soirée.

[@StaticSpaces]

Merci beacoup encore pour vos mots d'encouragement!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

James kitchen is my favorite in the house 😆🤣😂😅

[@StaticSpaces]

Mine too by far, i lived those appliances!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

That is awesome James 😁

[@b.j.hinote4301]

Wish i had money id save it.

[@StaticSpaces]

Me too. Thanks a lot for commenting!!

[@irenewatts2874]

Hi James I love this house. Those glass interior doors were beautiful. The staircase was also a beauty. The kitchen was nice but who puts carpet in a kitchen and I didn’t care for their choice of a table. The refrigerator was real small. That one would never work for me. That stove was clean as a whistle. Whoever owned this house treated it as if it were gold. This must have been their dream house and they loved it. The only thing I saw wrong with the place is all those nasty cobwebs. There was absolutely nothing wrong, no fallen ceilings no mold so why tear it down? It’s a perfectly good house. Do you know why the owners moved out? Just another case of a RICH builder who wants to build something even bigger. That’s is so stupid. I can go on and on the fact remains the wrecking ball awaits this beautiful house. Sorry I was so long winded it just makes me sad. Thank you James for showing us this beauty. Stay safe and well.❤👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@StaticSpaces]

Can't say i am a fan of carpet in the kitchen either. 😆 Would be nice to keep that fridge and just buy a better one for every day use. I don't know if this one will be torn down, probably not completely but you never know. This one will likely at the very least receive heritage designation but that only protects the exterior. Glad you enjoyed the tour and thanks a lot for the comment Irene!!

[@vonniek6787]

I love old bathrooms and the old style bathtubs. But she didn’t really look at the bathtub, so I was disappointed in that.

[@StaticSpaces]

Who is she? Lol

[@tarasyonka6462]

Houses with hot water radiator pipes for heating are still the best than gas or oil?! 😉👌

[@StaticSpaces]

I don't know, they aren't as common these days. I think replacing the boiler is a lot more expensive than just getting a new furnace but they probably last longer too. Thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@tarasyonka6462]

@@StaticSpaces That's because today's generation what's things, quick, fast and easy?!

[@jerroldmcley4347]

I would redo the master bathroom

[@StaticSpaces]

Really, how come?

[@jerroldmcley4347]

Make it is little modern comfortable

[@StaticSpaces]

That's a good reason

[@chanya818]

Pity the house abandoned 😊☺

[@StaticSpaces]

For sure. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@fawnfredenburg5361]

I wonder why this house is abandoned now 👍❤️😳

[@enermaxstephens1051]

Where is it located? Also what's the difference between Tudor and Neo-Tudor?

[@StaticSpaces]

It's in Canada. My understanding is that Neo-Tudor is an style that immigrates the original Tudor style of architecture. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@tlew7526]

Where is this house located?

[@StaticSpaces]

Canada. Thank you very much for the comment!!

[@billstill1794]

It's great news that the greedy people who bought this place for 3M have lost their ass on the place and now cannot get even half of what they put in it! Now's the time to push for heritage designation that should prevent the current owners from destroying this majestic house!

[@StaticSpaces]

I think the city is waiting until before the development plans are released to designate it. They wanted to subdivide the plot into three pieces, which i think may have happened already and could be the reason for the lower price. Glad you enjoyed this one Bill and thank you very much for the comment!!

[@japankasasagi]

A “developer” bought it? Well that’s too bad, we know how it will end… 😔

[@StaticSpaces]

Well sort of, it's fate isn't set in stone yet. The city was talking about designating the house before anything significant is done to it. We will see what happens. Thanks very much for the comment!!

[@christinabelcourt6520]

Icebox back then

[@StaticSpaces]

Ya but i think this one was an actual refrigerator, someone said they saw the compressor in the basement. Thanks for the comment!!

[@b.j.hinote4301]

That has to be saved. If its in good shape dint tare it down. Please. We are losing every thing and that made good. Not cheap like everything newer.

[@StaticSpaces]

Oh i completely agree, i really would like this one preserved as is! Glad you enjoyed and thanks a lot for the comment!!

[@cathymorrison4953]

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