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hatrack

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4. Plus (as I understand it) it's never too far to groundwater in Houston . . .

Reply to flying_wahini (Reply #1)

Fri Jul 12, 2024, 08:10 AM

Jul 2024

. . . . which means you can't bury lines.

Correct me as needed - what I don't know about Houston (other than heat and humidity and traffic) is a lot.

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