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“Walking through some of the nearby villages was like passing through a window of time, watching people wearing homespun wool, living in stone-and-timber houses that could have been built centuries before.”
“At their stone-and-timber vacation compound in Aspen, Colo., on Red Mountain and assessed by county officials at $20 million, the Bucksbaums frequently host dinners for famous musicians like cellist Yo-Yo Ma and violinist Joshua Bell.”
“His family farm was a quarter mile from the city gates, a huge place with many outbuildings, the stone-and-timber farmhouse bulking up among them like an old grey gander in a flock of geese.”
“According to Belegir and Ivradan, Great Drathil had once been a sizeable stone-and-timber city in the foothills of the High Hilvorns, surrounded by sprawling fields and orchards.”
“The stone-and-timber structure was covered in moss.”
“ The stone-and-timber structure was covered in moss.”
“The Broken Wheel, the two-story stone-and-timber inn, looked almost the same as the last time Justen had been home, except that the cracked wagon spokes on the sign were now a darker brown.”
“Merwha gestured toward a stone-and-timber building standing on a rise behind the pier.”
“Severa had stopped at the post house, next to The Broken Wheel, a two-story stone-and-timber structure, and the only inn.”
“Visitors are greeted by a stone-and-timber porte-cochere that leads to a two-story atrium.”
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