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    Lay of the Land

    May 25, 2021 2 minutes
    By Griffin Suber

    ne thing about timber homes, you usually don’t find them in a subdivision. They’re surrounded by a healthy acreage in the backcountry or perched on a cliff above a river or, in the case of the Peg McVay and Tony Stamm’s home, nestled along a hillside in the Colorado

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