Sunday Stills – Looking Through Windows
Sunday Stills this week, hosted by Ed, is entitled “Lookin’ Through Windows”. We’re asked to post a photo looking out through a window but the frame has to be in the photo.
I decided to take a couple of pictures looking out through the windows of my little house.
Looking out my bedroom window, at the front of the house. It’s next door that’s for sale, not me! That’s the path I walk down on my way to the fish and chip van for my Friday tea.
Here’s a view of a little piece of my back garden, viewed through the bathroom window. That bit of fence with the honeysuckle (?) is the end of my tiny garden.
Half an hour later I arrived at work, first one in. Here’s a picture of my little Fiesta, all alone in the car park, taken through an office window.
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Next, how about a picture of the house itself? Nice neighborhood.
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It is a nice neighbourhood. I’m sure I have a picture of the house somewhere, I’ll have to track it down.
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Ali, I agree that it looks like a lovely neighborhood. I was wondering if that was the ocean off in the distance in the one photo looking out over the other houses. I know you live in Cornwall. You made me hungry mentioning the fish and chiip van. It looked like a beautiful day to take those photos. The air looks so clean and clear. 🙂 —Susan
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I see what you mean, but that’s just the sky. I live right in the middle of the county (though since this is Cornwall that means the beach is still only about 10 miles away).
It’s been lovely weather this last week, though it’s cooling down a bit now.
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Thank you for sharing your area. The path you walk, are most paths in your area paved like that one? R me
Cornwall has paths all over the place some called Treasure Trails. Are they near you?
Have you ridden on your Ferries? I’ve never rode a ferry and I am slightly obsessed about going on one.
I took a paddle wheel, steam driven ride down the Mississippi but that’s different.
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Wow, that was over top questions, sorry. Plus typo.
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All answered 🙂
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I don’t know if you can tell from the photo, but the path is just Tarmac. Everything in Cornwall is nearby, though there are no Treasure Trails within walking distance – the closest is a few miles away I guess.
I’ve been on at least one of the ferries once upon a long ago – the King Harry Ferry, which uses a chain to pull it across to the other side. A paddle wheel steamer on the Mississippi sounds much more fun!
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