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  Janice Hitt, tour hostess arranges flowers in the kitchen.
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  Dominating the left side of the living room is hte custom maple bar with an inlaid slate top. The sink is copper and the faucet is black onyx. The beautiful crystal barware represents ms. Ritchie's trip as an Armonk scholar to Germany and the Czech republic as well as family heirloom pieces.
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  Some of the bath fixtures are unusual, such as the childs tub in the foreground.
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  The outline of the waterfall is etched in the limestone. However, during a dry spell there is no water flowing over the falls. Bracken fern and mosses grow along the limestone walls of the sink hole.
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  Orignal sinks still remain in place.
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  The back garden can be seen from the windows in the small bathroom on the southeast corner of the house.
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  Donnie Waters is extracting the hook from the mouth of the catfish with the assistance of George Carpenter.
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  The appliances were imported from France.
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