For the last two summers, one of my neighbors has been doing landscaping in her backyard, shoring up a stone fence that had been built long ago by her father, removing excess brush, developing a curved gravel path, planting new foilage, and building this "playhouse." I'm not quite sure how she plans to use it or what might be its main purpose, but it's been fun seeing the attention she gives it. Next time I see her in the yard, I intend to go over, visit, and take more photos of her "playhouse."
Friday, April 24, 2009
Playhouse?
For the last two summers, one of my neighbors has been doing landscaping in her backyard, shoring up a stone fence that had been built long ago by her father, removing excess brush, developing a curved gravel path, planting new foilage, and building this "playhouse." I'm not quite sure how she plans to use it or what might be its main purpose, but it's been fun seeing the attention she gives it. Next time I see her in the yard, I intend to go over, visit, and take more photos of her "playhouse."
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Playhouses are nice when they are fairly new but soon become places to store things in. I hope this one works out better than those I see around here.
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful places, so different from where I have lived. The Hamlet of Gordon, Ohio is where I was born and raised and it is how small hamlets used to be and this one still exists.
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Neat! Do they have kids?? Perhaps she is going to use it as a garden shed.
ReplyDeleteelle fait en effet maison pour poupée ;o))
ReplyDeleteit is indeed home to doll ;o))
I think she grows something illegal.
ReplyDeletePerhaps its her craft nook or gardening shed. Let us know. We're all curious.
ReplyDeleteGood for your neighbor! Looks interesting.
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