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11 comments:
I bet when those pots are filled with flowers it will be beautiful!
I really like the composition of this one. The balance of the terra cotta colors in the photo complete the scene.
A different image. Photos have a depth. Greetings.
This facade is very interesting in deed. The concrete surface strikes a feeling similar to a French palace and or a giant tomb. Great shot itself!
Nice house! As spring is coming I guess this oak will be lively again!
:-) Léia
i agree with Tanya!
answering your question
the animals is a buffalo,
and yes the person on a motorcycle :)
OK, this does not look like a Vermont home. Did you really take off to Europe for the weekend? It's rare to find stucco homes here.
By the way, I was reading in the Boston Globe this morning about the infighting of the Tasha Tudor family and the story came out of Brattleboro. Have you been to her house or did you ever run into her before she passed away?
I like the grey, the angles, and the red terra cotta pots. You have a good eye. I am glad you enjoyed the historic blacksmith shop on my site today.
Nice composition.
I would like to see the same shot in the spring :)
Very nice, but I think the place is going to pot.
Great angle. Funny how a few pots make a place look welcoming!
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