Union and Confederate troops once marched past various Plank family homes.
Many readers, of course, already know that this sleepy, oven-hot hamlet of almond trees and multicolored wood-plank homes is Macondo, the fictional town where the abundant, fantastical Buendía family wandered in "One Hundred Years of Solitude".
When René Arévalo draws water from his well, it is brown and gummy, requiring him to run it through a makeshift filtering system outside his wood-plank home in the jungle outside this town.
And out from the murky depths of that gloomy quagmire rose a bridge — a CEO's bridge — an old span of planks once home to all manner of creepy crawlies, now traversed by the bipedal creepy crawlies of Wall Street.
If you are seeking a bright, warm Early American look in your home, wide plank heartwood pine exudes the welcoming, rustic appeal of a lodge.
For his M.A. collection, in 2012, he encumbered his models with plywood-framed cubes and cylinders, and, the following year, for a catwalk show that drew baffled and derisive coverage from the British press, he bought wooden planks from the home-improvement store B&Q, smashed them up, painted them, and nailed them back together into unwieldy headpieces.
Viewing from 11 AM-2 PM at Mack Memorial Home, 1245 Paterson Plank Road, Secaucus, NJ.
After finally being pushed from the Bucs' plank, Dungy remembers his drive home.
These are then cut to fit in computer-guided mills before being shipped to the building site, dropped into place by crane and bolted together.Mass timber can be designed to exceed the strength of reinforced concrete and generally resists fire well, charring at its surface instead of catching fire like the planks used in most American homes.
In East Asia, governments made home ownership a key plank in economic development.
The plant piped steam her way to dry planks of wood used to build homes and furniture.
