what a beautiful building material the land provides
thank you all for your cloud comments yesterday.
what fun to hear the clouds speaking such wisdom with so many different accents.
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21 comments:
What a beautiful fairy-tale house! First I thought at Haensel and Gretel, but then I noticed its startling similarity to a nice but rather absent-minded old woman whose eyes and mouth went upside down...
Anyway a thorough sense of unity of all elements in the picture: house, plants, landscape, sky... really like a little, whole, fabulous world.
The patience it must take to make a stone house! This one is very attractive.
Those who lay bricks or stones have their day when the job is done and from then on their work is admired by all those passing by.
What a lovely scene you've captured. I love stone buildings, and walls, and ......... Happy fall weekend!
V
I have adored your posts this week and can't decide if I want to live in this stone house or the place on Organ Street!!!!! As long as yesterday's clouds follow me, anywhere will do!
It's been a great week to visit your blog! Great job.
Built f rounded river stones, what the beauty! Greatt photo too.
I love this kind of stone walls!
Stones and bricks... ya can't go wrong. Love you placing it on the edge too. Makes it!
Maybe today the stones speaking ;-)
LOL
Its a very special house
those stones make it unique !!
I love it :-)
Have a relaxing weekend
cuddle to your cat
Kareltje =^.^=
Anya :)
How long must it take for each individual stone to find its own home as part of something spectacular?
Love stone houses. We have some kind of limestone facade on our house and a fireplace of native stone that covers a whole wall - my favorite place in the house!
Beautiful shot, Brattcat; it shows off the wonder of rock perfectly!
I love the textures in this photo - stone wall, feathery evergreens, the trees and shrubs.
Three Rivers Daily Photo
Nice looking stone house.
Rock on!
These stone houses are amazing. They look so attractive and every stone must have a story to tell. A lovely picture.
The stones of this house seem to stay together more for some kind of magic that by the hand of man...
Stone houses in a woodland setting are almost magical.
They don't make them like the used to.
Sunny :)
The cobble stones are magnificent. What a treat to see. thanks, BC!
That is a great stone house.
A house made stone by stone, it's fabulous!I loved your composition in this picture!
Please dear Brattcat, forgive my absence and thanks so much for your always gentle words.I'm so happy visiting you!
Léia
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