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Renovation Nation - Season 1 Episode 14 The Old Way is the Green Way

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Tonight, host Steve Thomas goes back in time to an 1830's farm in New Hampshire where he sees that the old way is the green way. Complete with a water-powered mill and oxen for logging, Steve only has one complaint: no power tools. Later, llamas help Steve mow a factory's lawn. Then, a driveway made out of seashells, by the seashore!

First Air Date: Jun 04, 2008

Last Air date: Feb 04, 2010

Season: 2 Season

Episode: 70 Episode

Runtime: 30 minutes

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