Gap Toothed Window by bmac62
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Remember this? Apartment With Separate Entrance
This window would be your bedroom window if you rented the upstairs apartment:)
Amazing, some of the things found lurking in our files. This was taken on a wonderful trip to Georgia in August 2008.
Thanks for stopping by,
Bill:)
Comments (31)
Looks like a beautiful cabin in the woods! A great find Bill!
Good composition!
Great shot. Might be gone when you come this summer. The entire property is for sale if you would like to have a fixer-upper down Georgia way. I would be happy to introduce a bid for you and throw in a jug of Snake-away for your use. Skipper
Thats Just Ok for Hunting weekend ;-)
Great view! A real fixer-upper but the architecture is very interesting, very Southern, and the setting seems to offer some very nice shade.
Great shot!
Love that expression 'fixer-upper'! looks like a great nature watching spot.
Super cool. Thank you. 5+.
Great shot!!
Wonderful textures in this Bill, I'd like to stay in that place :)
Great shot
Looks the perfect country retreat!!
Such a pretty cabin and lush growth. Hope there's an extra quilt or two for the 'lucky" guests during these cool spring nights. Very nice shot and pov, Bill.
very lovely super top photo.
Good picture of this little house. I'm now caught up with you 8)
Great one, I wonder what the view is like from the window. Well done! Clive
I see the gaping hole in the window all right, but it sure looks like nature is rapidly reclaiming its own in this fine study of high light and dark contrast, Bill! I wonder if there are any black widow spiders and/or creepy things lurking in all that tree ivy.
Split log house? Ohh, that must go way back.
Living in the woods. Beautiful. Aloha
What an English Estate Agent would call "Rustic with good ventilation".. :) Another great capture Bill, this most certainly blends with it's surroundings.Sad to hear it may soon be gone, but at least you've preserved the memory.Thanks.
What a great place! Wonderful capture.
Files are wonderful things; this was a great find!
What a wonderful image! I remember this cabin from before, but it looks totally different from this angle. I like snakes, but not indoors ... so I won't be renting this out for the summer! :)
I can imagine the cozy and intimate view looking out from here. The ivy is wonderful. Great pov.
Beautiful shot, these old places have such charm!!
Looks like a great spot to right a novel....if I wasn't so illiterate that is. ;)
I know what you mean about, lurking files! I'm finding them too! So, this is my room then!!!! Ha! Ha No! Another great find! Lovely old building. Hidden away, for sure. A beauty in its own right! Great shot. Rob.
Great shot Bill!
I remember the older shot very well, I was really taken with it. This window is nice not only because it's small and cozy but because it's surrounded by trees and that big chimney and all those vines. Nice shady capture of the feel of a tree-lined home. And the sun gives a gentle yellow to it all...
excellent details and colors....great shot!