I heard on CBC Radio One today of a lady by the name of Heather Benning who converted an abandoned farmhouse on the Sask-Manitoba border. It was dilapitated and over-run with animals. She decided to convert it to look like a life-size doll-house. She had one wall removed and replaced with plexi-glass. Then she fixed up the interior. What I don't understand is why she decided to put a computer monitor inside...unless these were highly advanced pioneers!
Jun 4, 2007
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I heard on CBC Radio One today of a lady by the name of Heather Benning who converted an abandoned farmhouse on the Sask-Manitoba border. It was dilapitated and over-run with animals. She decided to convert it to look like a life-size doll-house. She had one wall removed and replaced with plexi-glass. Then she fixed up the interior. What I don't understand is why she decided to put a computer monitor inside...unless these were highly advanced pioneers!
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I wish I'd thought of that.
Why do dollhouses have to be for pioneers? These just happen to be modern dolls that live on a farm.
Everything else in the house looks authentic to the time period. It just looks like they added a computer.
I thought you'd like it, though.
I think they had computers in the late 60's... didn't they?
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