hidden behind
several stocky houses
this slim windowed beauty
has always intrigued me
My husband, also somewhat shy, sends thanks to all.
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9 comments:
It is intriguing and beautiful. I always have an urge to investigate houses like this...
I am an immense fan of nooks and crannies: things that one has to investigate and is not the usual. I guess this goes for people as well as for the built environment.
This qualifies ...
I allways like many and big windows in a house. Lovely composition.
I like your definition: shy house, and for what I can see it fits perfectly this nice building.
very nice, thx bratt :)
Hello Brattcat!
Beautiful house!
Congratulations!
Léia
Yes, this does look intriguing . . . maybe some day you'll be invited inside.
Beautiful shot! so green, either the house!
I like the windows and shutters on the house, which gives it a nice New England look.
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