As seen by the side of the road.
No doubt it was a very fine house in its day.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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7 comments:
It seems to be calling for attention. I can just imagine that big front porch all painted up with comfy rockers and a big pot of geraniums and ferns in a big white wicker planter. Oh the tales it could tell.
Lisa that house practically talks to me when I drive by.
I can just see a family living there going about their duties. Flowers all around amongst the veggies. The smallest children playing. Late in the evening a couple rocking, resting a bit before bed time.
A hard life but one much better in a lot of ways. It could tell a lot of stories if it could talk.
How interesting... the stories those walls could tell. I imagine that so close to the road it might have been a wayside inn of some kind...
I always love this house when I pass by it. Someone must own it and be looking after it because they keep it mowed and those signs by the front door .....
Where is this house?
This old house is - or was, I have not driven that road in a few years, out there in the mountains near Waynesville, NC. Crabtree to be more precise.
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