Last week I posted a picture of a steel structure at the end of Oneida Lane. There were a couple of guesses as to what it would be. It turns out it is an upside-down house. I wonder what it will be used for.
An upside-down house at the end of Oneida Lane
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And the upside down house is………….
An upside down house, that apparently people will pay to walk through. Who would have thought?
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that’s cool.