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    <description>Most folks call Apache Construction about a barndo or a shop. One called about a giraffe barn, yep, you heard that right! On Blueprints and Backroads, Sarah Davenport shares what 35+ years of building across East Texas has taught her, from the everyday builds to the ones nobody saw coming.

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