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Yes, I wonder that about where you live.
And it’s also my reminder that Shiny Bits of Life can be truly random.
Poll: basements
Paul Merrill
Paul Merrill
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Yes, I wonder that about where you live.
And it’s also my reminder that Shiny Bits of Life can be truly random.
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I think is it because the water table is too high in Florida (the peninsular is almost entirely a limestone aquifer) there are very few homes or other buildings with basements here.
Love the randomness!!
I’ve wondered how this works… is it below the fall line no basements, and above it basements?
Good point, Cbeck – I’d say whichever you think applies, in your neighborhood.