I thought it would be a lot more readable than it turned out to be, but I didn't manage to get it formatted on the page the way I intended to so it all runs together.

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Joshua, I just checked out the HM directory and there seems to be some readability issues.

I'm sorry my posting wasn't very clear about some of the furnishing details, I tried to keep it readable by only posting a summary.

I read many of the books by this prolific author in the 1990s (most are variations on a similar theme but found them readable and especially good for newbies in REI).

The post office optically scans the human-readable address and then prints the bar code on the envelope; if it "knows" there is no Unit 11 or 12, it will kick back the mail to be returned to sender, rather than printing the bar code and sending it on to be delivered.There may be a way to get them to officially add the "extra" units to your property's address, but I have had limited success doing anything online with USPS. 

The book was written in 1957 but it is extremely readable and relevant today too.

It went from teeny tiny to mostly readable.

I actually don't like them too big because they end up bending in the Panhandle of Texas wind and aren't readable.

It was one of my first posts and I thought I had spaced it out into smaller, more readable paragraphs.