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THE BUILDER

From: clay scott
Series: Mountain West Voices
Length: 06:00

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Steve Loken, a Missoula, Montana builder known for energy-efficient, “regenerative construction,” talks about the small-farm upbringing that taught him the skills and philosophy he uses in his work today. Read the full description.
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P1350807_small Steve Loken, a Missoula, Montana builder known for energy-efficient, “regenerative construction,” talks about the small-farm upbringing that taught him the skills and philosophy he uses in his work today.

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