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Pecan logs have given way to pine logs as the most popular sale item.
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Heartwood Lumber distribution center after the remodel.
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Heartwood Lumber distribution center after the remodel.
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The original asphalt remains, although it is scarred by the removal of fuel tanks and fule line.
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Heartwood purchased the site for its western distribution center because it affords quick access to I-25.
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The old Stuckey's building around the time that it sold to Heartwood Lumber.
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Pecan logs can still be found at Stuckey's stores and outlets.
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This cement piling used to support one of the gas pump awnings.
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The porch was remodeled to look like that of a log home.
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Side of Heartwood Lumber Sales showing the slightly-modified roof pitch.
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People accustomed to making a pit stop at exit 23 will need to drive anouther five miles to the south.
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Heartwood Lumber Sales now stands guardian over exit 23 on I-25 in southern Solorado.
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Most Stuckey's today are part of travel plazas like this one on Interstate 35 south of Dallas, Tex.
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Most Stuckey's today are part of travel plazas like this one on Interstate 35 south of Dallas, Tex.
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Souveniers are still sold at Stuckey's travel plaza outlets.
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The original wall of glass windows was framed up to more modern windows and log siding.
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