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Ohhh...facing WEST? Hot sunny afternoons...
What distant.......The Hills....nice
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Indeed again and again - it is mighty precious bend curvature really exciting sensual FTW
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SWEET
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Ohhh...ohh..oh. How fantastic. What a Space... Room! FTW.
Imagine how LIGHT!
EIGHT!! 8 windows in a corner - amazing. Really. great idea.
In the gallery `Delicate´ there is a picture called "Pale Boards" (1868)
Is this the Room?
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It looks like the dark blue bit through the door is the TARDIS...
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Wanderer thanks for the update on "PRW". I do hope he posts again.
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Yes, Larry D - back in the days they seem unable to refrain from making everything beautifully decorated...even high up there - unnoticed for Human Beings. Birds sat there on that pretty wrought iron decoration. The roofer saw it.....
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Hmmm...there is one picture called "The Ballroom" with double windows and two more - may be it is this edifice???
Fine shot, fine building
Really!
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Yeah - what a GOOD LOOK 1868, proportions lovely and pretty perfect - and imagine how Light light light these rooms must have been.
Fine picture indeed.
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Yes - what a lamp!
This is not the Place for pretty Lamps otherwise
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Yes
two windows and a sink.
Have a little drink of water
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Yes, Birdy - was looking at that too - looks like one row at the time - pulled inward, does it not?
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Goodness - just like a dream. This is fantastic.
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Ohhh...the thought of this:
- may be could not wait, to get out airing, to continue to carve the brick. Hobby.
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Yes they made everything beautiful and decorated back in the days -
Is that a little Lamp to the right? One of "The Bulb in The Jar"-type ?