Houses with Names
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Yes
That's the question
I'm being a bit Shakespearian this evening
I found the perfect house, it might need some decorating and cleaning up tho, but that's ok
Sometimes I really think that hibernating must be pretty nice
You set your life on hold
You can pause a bit
Think and Dwell
Check if this addiction is ruling your life
But
Perhaps thinking isn't always the answer
Sometimes it gets all messed up if you think too much
Sometimes you are supposed to just float along
But
It surely isn't always easy
All these thoughts
You are worried
You are left out
You are too far away
You can't do so much about anything
But you care
I guess
You just need the time to go
Or
Letting him go
Either the addiction goes away or not
God knows
I don't
A paradise within the city
"Mais de 200 anos de história é o que poderá visitar na marinha da Noeirinha. Depois de mais de 30 anos ao abandono a Marinha da Noeirinha voltou ao ativo com uma área de lazer onde poderá desfrutar do por do sol num ambiente calmo. Dispõe de alojamento, zona de banhos, spa salínico , visitas guiadas, loja de recordações, observatório"
"More than 200 years of history is what you can visit in Marinha da Noeirinha. After more than 30 years of abandonment, Marinha da Noeirinha is back in business with a leisure area where you can enjoy the sunset in a calm environment. accommodation, bathing area, salt spa, guided tours, gift shop, observatory"
A very cropped image of this little House wren that stopped for a minute on the fence. It was so fast that I couldn't change my settings. (Best in large)
The house wren ( Troglodytes aedon) is a very small songbird of the wren family, Troglodytidae. It occurs from Canada to southernmost South America, and is thus the most widely distributed native bird in the Americas. It occurs in most suburban areas in its range and it is the single most common wren.
Llanrwst, Gwynedd, United Kingdom.
The name is a real tongue-twister, eh, for non-Welsh speakers?
Apparently a welsh Icon... This cottage, next to the bridge, draped in a throw of Autumn colours.
We discovered it by chance on the road from the Coast of North Wales UK, where we were staying, to Betws-y Coed, Snowdonia and Mount Snowdon.
A CHOCOLATE BOX PICTURE? Lol, thanx, M, (*_*)
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Long Island, New York
Barley is a village in the borough of Pendle, in Lancashire, England. It is in the civil parish of Barley-with-Wheatley Booth. The village lies between Black Moss Reservoirs and Ogden Reservoirs, and is within the Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
It was a fine house with a wide porch on which to sit and survey the land. The fence once marked the edge of the yard but has no purpose now.
Happy Fence Friday!
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Taken while waiting for the sun to set next to Germasogeias Dam in Limassol during those long days of summer
My Little House
by J. M. Westrup
I have a little house
With windows and a door,
Two chimneys on the top,
And a plot of grass before.
I have a little house,
With curtains and a blind,
Two chimneys on the top,
And a plot of grass behind.
I have a little house,
Where I go in and out,
Two chimneys on the top,
And a garden all about.
We started painting the house the beginning of July and while we still had the deck to paint, a month later the house was finished so there was no more ladder work! We started with a rainbow and ended a month later with a rainbow! 21 gallons of paint down with another 7 remaining to paint the deck!
The Powder house was an unloading point for gunpowder to be used in the North Wales Slate Quarries. It sits at the mouth of the Glaslyn estuary where it meets the Irish Sea.
The St. Anthony Church, Cabo De Rama, Goa, India and is called ‘San Antonio Igreja em Cabo De Rama, Goa’ in Portuguese. The Cabo church was originally founded in 1591 as the Chapel of Cabo de Rama.
Museum of Crafts and Creativity "House with Frames"
The museum building was built in the 1890s and is of exceptional value as a monument of historic heritage architecture. As part of the tour you will get acquainted with the history of the house, visit the "live" workshops, where man-made things are created in a variety of traditional and unique techniques. If you wish, you can order master classes and purchase original items.
City Uglich. Russia
Cliveden House is an Italianate mansion and estate in Buckinghamshire, on the border with Berkshire. It crowns an outlying ridge of the Chiltern Hills
I drive by this old house from the 1930's just about every week and have always wondered about the hands that built it with love to have it still standing after all these years. The land has changed owners about 6 times and I can only hope it stays standing and no one tears it down. Now when I see it I can't help but hear this song by Justin Moore. I know you won't listen to the song because I don't have any country fans so I'll just add some of the lyrics that inspired the title.
🎵There was dirt on daddy’s clothes
From putting that bacon on mama’s stove
Dog barking in the yard at a truck we don’t know
All we had was us
And had a little bitty house and a lotta love
We had it all when we didn’t have much🎵