A town

I was visiting my parents in Petersburg last weekend and took this quick shot. I liked it. www.troymarcyphotography.com www.facebook.com/troymarcyphotography

I have only been to Germany once, but I fell absolutely in love. There are so many small, hidden towns in Germany that are so incredibly beautiful, they look like they belong in a Disney Fairy-Tale book.

Ever wish you could easily contact all your neighbors at once and let them know that you’re having a party, and might be just a little bit louder than usual this weekend, rather than go door-to-door? Ever wish you could ask your neighbor to stop parking in your parking spot,

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Creating these images bring me so much comfort. I grew up in a small town, and there is nothing more peaceful to me than walking the streets of that tiny town after the rain... when the trees are heavy with raindrops and the world is so fresh and green. Follow along on Instagram for a daily dose of cozy content!

Travel Destinations - Holidays on Instagram: “📍Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a German town in northern Bavaria known for its medieval architecture. Half-…”

Water is a recurring theme in my list of the most beautiful places in Wisconsin. After all this is a state with a shoreline on two Great Lakes. In the ... Read more

HGTV.com shares the quaintest towns in every state and the most beautiful small towns in America.

Adding to the mix of the wondrous holiday cheer would be the aroma of coffee as I walk through the squeaky door of Jitterbug Coffeehouse in Heber Springs.

I have no idea where in France this picture was taken. It sure felt familiar, owing to the fact it reminded me so much of one of Rik Pierce's dollhouses. I sure would love to make it. Though not for my collection, it would be too small. I just think it would be a lot of fun. I even like the color of the green trim. Surely there can't be two doors side by side... Can there? Don't you wonder what is around that bend. I want to see the rest of it! Thank you to Jean-Claude for providing a link…