It never fails to tickle me that there is a scene like this within blocks of the main street through town.
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It never fails to tickle me that there is a scene like this within blocks of the main street through town.
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We have the same situation here in Ocala with horse farms scattered about very close to heavily urbanized areas. I love it but know it’s only a matter of time before “they” pave over more of paradise!
I’ve never heard of a family named Ozarks, but I’ll keep checking to see if there’s any interest and if so, I’ll give you credit. (Those terms came from my friend in South Dakota at the blog Taken for Granted.)
I love this. What a wonderful bucolic scene! And, to know that it’s just down the street from downtown is awesome. Hope all’s well in your world.
Do they leave BIG GIFTS NEAR THE DOORWAYS? BET THEY DO!
Isn’t it wonderful? I’m also lucky! 🙂 http://oeirasdailyphoto.blogspot.pt/2010/04/bunch-of-horses.html
And so close to the little cottage. Lovely photo.
It feels like a tranquil scene.
Home Sweet home! The building looks like it has all-seeing two eyes with those windows. I tried to enlarge the photo, but couldn’t because I wanted to see the structure on the left side of the house. I’m hoping that it is a window greenhouse. Wonder what it is?
town and country all rolled together (hopefully in perfect harmony!)
This is pretty, whether in-town or out in the country.