The Bum House
This is the Bum House, taken (fittingly) from behind. Daniel thinks it is hilarious - go figure.
This is the Barn House, as it looks like an American Barn.
Then there is the Stonemason's House, for obvious reasons.
And the Yellow Sun House, which you will notice is much the same as my house - kit houses. There are more around the place with names ie the Tobacco Barn, but I didn't want to overcrowd Blogger with more than 4 photos - you all know how it gets. Also I didn't want the word to go out that I was "casing a few joints"...
Fun, thanks for sharing! I can see a quilt with all these houses on it....
ReplyDeleteWOW....this was fun to see. How different from the houses in Norway.
ReplyDeleteOh wow. Okay so I laughed at the Bum House too!
ReplyDeleteThose are some of the most unique, cutest houses that I've seen. How absolutely fun is that! Thanks so much for the "tour". :D
ReplyDeleteThat was fun -- thanks for the tour around the neighborhood.
ReplyDeleteLoved the bum house. I also love the bright sun house. How fun. What is a kit house?
ReplyDeleteFun pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of cool houses. Are some of them on stilts because of flooding?
ReplyDeleteA kit house comes witht he parts prefabricated so it goes up quickly as it all comes over on a couple of trucks. Easier here when it has to come on the barge. Also houses are on stumps (posts) to keep cool and sometimes to get the view.
ReplyDeleteThese are really interesting. Why are yours and at least one other one so high off the ground? Is it for animals underneath? Do you get floods?
ReplyDeletethose homes are certainly different from what we have here in the South. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteUp off the ground too because this is a subtropical area, and there are termites. Traditionally this made it easier to detect infestations. No flooding here.
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for visiting me, I've just been scrolling thru' your postings, great quilts and houses. Bye
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