OT - Post a Picture of Your House......

Lloyd

Post a pic of your house.... I'll start you off with the smallest one you'll see... It will be updated when renovations are complete.

lordmarcovan

Here's where I lived when I was in North Carolina.

Had to move out, though. The place was a real dump.









<< <i>I'll start you off with the smallest one you'll see... >>



Not quite! We live in a 65-foot mobile home. Don't have any pictures of it. You're not missin' anything.

hookedoncoins

I live in a 16 X 12 foot dorm... beat that!



That is the best pic I can find.

cosmicdebris

I live in a 1 bedroom condo the outside is brick. Not worth taking a picture of.

1jester

Cool house, Lloyd. It almost makes me pine for the Isle again. Is your shop in the same building?

Lloyd

SHOP? no shop .... although there's some dairy sheds out the back, old stone efforts, that we're going to convert to offices and storage, and landscape the farm yard. The house was apparently a coach stop in the 1700's. You'll see like a small lay by/parking area outside. The unseen house on the left used to be the inn. The bit attached to the side, on the right, was built as an undertakers. I think there used to be a big gap there with access to the yards.

1jester

The "unseen house" I don't understand. Is it to the left, but out of the picture, or does it not exist anymore? And the coach stop is the left part of the structure with 2 storeys?

I like old houses/buildings. I like that historical link to the past. Sort of like coins...

Lloyd

Unseen = out of picture..... two storeys = coach house.

I've had a plan - we could do apartments in the farmyard and have darkside druid gatherings during the summer months, you know pray to the pagan gods and all that....

Wybrit could teach me ranching - a bunch of gypsies left 5 horses in my field two years ago...

Would that be a vacation?

L

newbiecollector

<< <i>Would that be a vacation? >>

That sure works for me!!

rhound1977

This is a pictrue from almost three years ago, June 2001, I've lived in the house since March 2000. The yard looks a little better now...

Location? Coastal North Carolina.....

cosmicdebris

Here is one from off my Balcony.

1jester

Lloyd, what do you make of the small section of wall attached and perpendicular to the left corner of the coach house? It's also attached to the stone wall along the street (except for a small walkway/gate). Do you think there used to be a structure there, perhaps wooden?

Since this area was an inn for a long time, what do you think of the possibilities of finding loose change around? Perhaps there are a few caches waiting for you and your metal detector?

ajaan

OMG, they have automobiles in the UK? I never knew.

MSD61

Lloyd mate....just don't call ground force to do your garden....LOL!!!

Aethelred

<< <i>OMG, they have automobiles in the UK? I never knew. >>



They are so tiny that you could miss them!

Aethelred

This is a picture of my house before the addition was built. We added a cardboard box off to the left of the newspaper box for a computer room.

ClausUrch

<< <i>Here's where I lived when I was in North Carolina. >>




<< <i>Had to move out, though. The place was a real dump. >>



Damn you, Lord Marcovan! Your the one who owes me 37,000$ for last months rent!!!!

cacheman

After seeing Cosmics snowy photo I can picture him holed up in his condo having not bathed in months , wearing nothing but jocky shorts, and waiting for the mailman who better bring something soon or someone is going postal!!!!

cosmicdebris

That was from December 03. Looks like the next one will be Monday to Tuesday.





P.S. I go Camo around the house.

oldshep

Don't know if this link works but.. our house in better weather and from the deck now also the summer cabin with view from deck ....oh summer where art thou??
home sweet home
Shep

newbiecollector

Linky no worky for me.

satootoko

Stork

2 views of my house. You can see the neighbor's house to the left and the small apartment building to the right.






edited to add: My house is a relatively roomy 1500 sq. feet, as it does have the second story (very large compared to some, though our neighbor's house is much bigger). There are only a couple inside doorways where my husband (6 feet tall even) bumps his head--it was one of the reasons we picked this place...less trauma. The little red car to the left belongs to our neighbor, I can't remember what it is, but they also own a bright red Ford Mustang (!) which fits in that spot with about 2 inches to spare on either side. To the right you can see our garage (a real rarity in our neighborhood), and the front of our minivan sticking out a bit. I don't really know much about the tree, but it is pruned aggressively periodically by the housing agency

SYRACUSIAN

I like what I see, and I'll post some pictures tomorrow I hope. No fancy schmancy digital cameras here.


edited - wrong guess

oldshep

OK I'm going to try this again with a different webserver. Tell me if it works
Home again
Shep

Lloyd

Shep - that earlier link was working fine....

oldshep

Oh so sorry for a double post - was under the impression the other link didn't work.
sigh.
Shep

ClausUrch

Home sweet home!

Luvdawgs

My humble abode




Another view




My back deck




And last, but not least, my wonderful husband cooking on the deck during the summer (I know you didn't mean this when requesting a pic of my home)

JamminJ

Sandals and black socks! I think we have the same fashion sense.

-JamminJ

Luvdawgs

Hubby is diabetic so has to wear socks to protect his feet

JamminJ

<< <i>Hubby is diabetic so has to wear socks to protect his feet >>



Bummer.

The comment was more directed at the color the the socks. I usually wear socks even with sandals for , uh, olfactory reasons.

-JamminJ

farthing

I admit, I am also a member of the socks and sandals crowd. Of course I've been known to wear my Birks outside during the winter up here on the tundra.

wybrit

I've been known to wear my Birks outside during the winter up here on the tundra.

Winter? What winter?? There's more snow in NC than there is here!

cacheman

Cladiator

This is mine from last summer. BTW - Luvdawgs nice fasion statement with the black socks and sandals (I'm a medic so I understand the seriousenss of Diab. but get some white socks man! hehe)

DBSTrader2

stork:
Is the tree in the picture full-size, or a Bonsai? Just trying to get a perspective on the size of your home!

aethelred:
Finding it hard to make out all the words on the sign you're holding, but it looks like "Will work for Coins!" Am I right?

everyone else:
Maybe we should set up our own "Vacation Home Swap" network here on the Forum!

- - Dave

newbiecollector

<< <i> >>


Where did you get the photo of my Town House??...

Shipcoin

I always see it, when I think that I 'm going to my backyard

CIVITAS

I wouldn't want to spend enough time outside my apartment to take a picture of it for fear of random gunfire.

You're not missing much anyway. Typical ghetto brick units, nestled quietly between the bus station, a trailer park and the highway.

All we need is a pawn/gun shop to make the experience complete!

SYRACUSIAN

It's not funny, I just thought it was a good photo.

Luvdawgs

I had forgotten about this thread!

Cladiator, the inside of my husband's sock are white...just the outside is black.