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Log cabins aren't just for summer gatherings and family Christmas. The pandemic has changed the way Americans think about housing, and it's encouraging many prospective buyers to look to the past to find the comfort, warmth, and charm of simpler times. Of course, it isn't a new trend, but it is certainly one that has picked up steam in the past couple of years. Indeed, a quick review of Coon Rapids homes for sale shows that the number of log cabin homes in the area is rising. The only question is whether it's the right move for you and your family.

Advantages of Log Cabin Homes

If energy efficiency is near the top of your list of "wants," then a log cabin home is perfect. The strong and sturdy design keeps cold weather out in the winter and insulates the home in summer. Additionally, because of the thickness of the logs, they are practically soundproof, which means you won't be bothered by outside noise.

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It's not always easy finding vegan dining options — particularly when you move to a new area. There are plenty of Minneapolis homes for sale and Saint Paul homes for sale, but it takes a bit of research and planning to determine which restaurants in the Twin Cities have the best plant-based options. Don't worry, though; we've got you covered. As we celebrate World Vegan Month this November, here are some of the most convenient and delicious vegan options the Twin Cities have to offer.

1. Hard Times Cafe - 1821 Riverside Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55454
   Open 22 hours a day (6 am to 4 am daily), the Hard Times Cafe has a punk vibe and a great vegan menu with a wide variety of delicious and exotic options you can enjoy at almost any hour. Of particular interest are their vegan dessert cups, such as blueberry vegan cheesecake, chocolate cake with lavender frosting, and lime curd with cherries, layered into cups for a quick and convenient dairy-free treat.

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Visiting expos is a fun weekend activity for the whole family.  It's also a great way to take a deep dive into any particular hobby or interest. Now that expo season is in full swing, there are tons of exciting shows coming to the Twin Cities. Best of all, they span a wide range of interests. 

If you love browsing exhibitions, trying new food, and meeting fascinating people, you might enjoy checking out one of these fantastic Twin City expos this November:

• Minneapolis Gift & Art Expo 2021 - 1301 2nd Ave. S, Minneapolis, MN 55404
  Start your holiday shopping at the Minneapolis Convention Center November 5-7 at the Minneapolis Gift & Art Expo. Here you'll find a wide range of homewares, decor, jewelry, paintings, and many one-of-a-kind gifts. You'll also have the chance to meet and support so many wonderful local artists. After the event, check out these Minneapolis homes for sale on your way home.

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Let's say you've just bought a new home as stunning as these Bemidji homes for sale or Brainerd homes for sale. One of the many factors you'll have to consider will be homeowners insurance. It's important to comb through the fine print to properly understand what is and isn't covered by the insurance before deciding on a policy.

Since hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and other extreme weather events are increasing in number and intensity, having a solid homeowner's insurance cover is the ultimate way to protect yourself.

Do you know what to look for in your homeowners insurance policy? Here's a handy guide that will walk you through the basics of a typical policy.

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One feature buyers often love in Alexandria homes for sale and Arden Hills homes for sale is a working indoor fireplace. It can make those fall and winter nights peaceful, cozy and relaxing. Making sure your chimney and fireplace is ready for the season is essential, and it's the first step to operating your fireplace safely. Use these tips to enjoy your indoor fireplace safely.

• Look over the fireplace and any accessible areas of the chimney. Repairing the chimney isn't really a DIY job, but you can check that the damper is operational, look for any areas that might need repair in the firebox, and do a basic check for obstructions like debris or even animals.

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