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A cheerful light!
For as long as we have lived in Highland (since 1976) the owners of this house on the corner of Wellesley Street and Fairview Avenue have lighted their chimney wreath during the holiday season. It is a welcome beacon when coming home after dark.
Very cheery!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't had any snow yet in Germany. It's not really *that* cold here, but definitely not as nice as it was in Portugal! :)
It is impressive that they are able to hang such a large wreath so high onto masonry. They must have a tall ladder. Or professional help.
ReplyDeleteSomebody has to climb up pretty high to get that wreath up there.
ReplyDeleteThe snow just adds to the beauty of the scene!
ReplyDeleteit's a pretty home, too. how nice.
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit like a land lighthouse Kate :) I do love the tasteful wreath on this beautiful house.. there's no going overboard here!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty high up! It's a great spot for a BIG wreath, I think.
ReplyDeleteIt's a good wreath, and quite a place to put it!
ReplyDeleteDon't know if that ice storm is heading your way. Your shots look lovely and not threatening, weather-wise. Take care!
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely scene, but I get frostbite even thinking about that cold! (Thanks for the Capote recommendation - I'll look for it.)
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Gives a whole other meaning to "We will keep the light on for you!"
ReplyDeleteThat chimney is crying out for a big wreath. Glad that the owners were listening.
ReplyDeleteYou have been there since 1976? You win. We bought our West Hartford house in 1980, 33 years ago.
Thanks for your note about Mandela. Being there during his mourning period was extraordinary.
I bet it really is nice at night.
ReplyDeleteIt is a pretty house and a nice decoration. I see a lot of snow already there.
ReplyDeleteAh! I showed it to Mrs. T. who grew up in Highland Park. She lived on Highland Parkway when we were dating....:)
ReplyDeleteI bet this must look lovely in the night. What a great chimney.
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to me this looks very american!!
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