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karen said in September 21st, 2007 at 7:30 pm    

Hi Tricia! I grew up in Ellensburg, Washington, which is sort of in the middle of Washington State. They grow Timothy Hay for racehorses and the Japanese Tea market, corn, and beef cattle. The only thing saving it (and me) from being a red-neck cow-town is that Central Washington University sits in the center of the town. I told you all that, so I could tell you this…me, gah…Ellensburg has several semi-underground houses that have been there since I can remember (42 years I guess). These houses have the surface soil pushed up and they put landscaping all the way up. They had solar panels on the roof too. I heard that the one house I could see from the road was cool inside, but I didn’t ever get to go in. CWU was always a progressive University, I would suspect that they (the school) had something to do with that house. I hope you are feeling a little better!

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