Another delightful piece. I wonder how often I can say that before it gets tired.
Where we may differ is that as I look at this I try to reason out the apparent anachronisms and the daily life here. In which house, I wonder, do the Vikings, whose vessel I see here, live in and why so many cars on this small dock with two thin planks as a bridge. I enjoy the picture but I still wonder.
On a vaguely similar subject, I was out yesterday in my wading boots replacing my rickety footbridge across a brook behind my house. Without it I can't roam the fields with the deer and turkeys.
Another delightful piece. I wonder how often I can say that before it gets tired.
ReplyDeleteWhere we may differ is that as I look at this I try to reason out the apparent anachronisms and the daily life here. In which house, I wonder, do the Vikings, whose vessel I see here, live in and why so many cars on this small dock with two thin planks as a bridge. I enjoy the picture but I still wonder.
On a vaguely similar subject, I was out yesterday in my wading boots replacing my rickety footbridge across a brook behind my house. Without it I can't roam the fields with the deer and turkeys.
You sure live more scenic then we do, not much turkeys around, quite a lot of innercity roe deers (like bambi, not sure of the name).
ReplyDeleteThis is obviously a bachelor pad!
ReplyDeleteThe last haven for malekind ;)
ReplyDeleteDen var fin. Det liknar nästan Muminhuset. / Måns
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