I especially like the way the shadow of the tree seems to be emanating from the front door.
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6 comments:
You're a poet
And don't know
But your feet show it
They're Longfellows!
Sorry about that; I couldn't resist.
Nice, snowy, New England scene. I think I was in that place once long ago.
Very beautiful: the pink building, trees and shade, the gray stones ... it seems a painting!
Is this really an Inn? Where you can stay?
Lemon, yes this really is an Inn in which you can stay. There is also a very large dining room, several smaller dining rooms and a pub. Many wedding receptions are held here. The school at which I work recently had it's holiday dinner there.
Amatamari, this historic Inn has been painted many, many times.
Jacob, Jacob, Jacob.
You will find me in the pub enjoying a glass of Guinness.
Isn't that a cool, dramatic yet pleasing photo?!
Cestitam ti na famoznim slikama.
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