A nice pic of Chris' (Lasonic TRC-920) house.
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Beosystem10
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That's so cool. Every house in my street had a Beech tree supplied with the front gardens when the hice were built back in 1972 but most have since been removed or cut right back every year so they're like Bonsai compared to that fat thing, meaning that if I wanted to carve a human hand out of mine, it would have to display just the middle finger and sadly, that's an offence under section five of the public order act! 
What's the number on that wall at the left of the image? Are there actually streets that have that many addresses in some countries?
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Most US cities and towns in the Northeast go well into the 100's and 1,000's. In the South and West, it's very common to see them in the 10,000's. The numbers are usually determined by blocks and quadrants and other delineations, and usually jump by 100, per block.Beosystem10 said:What's the number on that wall at the left of the image? Are there actually streets that have that many addresses in some countries?
So, the house number doesn't necessarily mean that it's the 11,605th house on the street. It's most likely the 11,000 block of a city sector.
My address in Orlando was 12,051, though there were only 20+/- houses on the street.
The chainsaw sculpture could help or hinder resale. But I like it.
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