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The House that Crosses a Swamp and Razes in Nets

A fascinating video shows a man driving his house quietly through the swamp of Cut Off, Louisiana, a phenomenon that mixes technology, ingenuity and human adaptation in the face of challenging nature.

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negocios.com broke the news 2 months ago on Monday, September 28, 2026.

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