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Great photos, Lenn. I owned a house once where the garage had been converted into an old-fashioned cowboy saloon, complete with tractor seats on the bar stools, big stone fireplace and a "girlfriend" living in the attic with her own red light shining through ("girlfriend" was really a mannequin's leg coming out of frilly pettycoats). It was alot of fun. That ended up being our family room for years. It's interesting to see what some people come up with for decorations.