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Close the window, your'e letting the bugs in!
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BAAAHhhhhaaaaaa! It may not be the poverbial soap dispenser, but it dispenses soap nonetheless! Dibs on the flowered tile!!
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Are the windows intact? Oh, I certainly hope so. Mother Nature will be having a field day if they are broken. What a shame that would be.
the view and centering of this black and white (whick you know I LOVE) and the trees on either side, just perfect, Motts!
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You know, from a distance, it still looks in pretty decent shape!
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Just look and appreciate the people who did the brick and fieldstone work! Absolutely amazing!
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A good sweeping, replastering and I'd take this for my bedroom. Waking up to the birch of course!
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MUST HAVE THIS DOOR!!! *SCREAM* Excuse me,everyone. lost myself for a moment there. Craftmanship doesn't come along like this very often. OOOO and there's a square one in the back room. But what's with the white tile? great perspective, too.
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Motts, dear, I'm a little confused about the title. Is the sprout the small bush in the front left or the huge tree that no doubt WAS a sprout at one time in the wrong place and is no doubt causing great harm to the foundation, wouldn't you agree autoguy? The house looks like it also has the remnants of a chimney, as well. It's an amazing "summer get-away." I'll take it!
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BTW, a few flowers and a manicured pathway and it would resemble an English house in the country side.Lovely lighting, Motts. Doesn't everyone agree?
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whoo hoo! A new gallery and me the first to say hello, Motts, and thanks for another beautiful trip! God Bless you all, friends!
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OMG it's a soap dish!
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I love this shot. The beauty of the climbing greenery with the window just visible leaving me to wonder what is in there.
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@ Binky - This is Magdeburg, Germany. I've lived there for 26 years and there was never an earthquake in this area.
I often looked at its towers when I was going or driving by ... Wonderful to see it here! I love this building.
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has such a wintery feel to it...... P.S IM BAAAAAAACK!
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do you guys even take this seriously? this is some creepy stuff. this is a part of history.