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When we first got married, almost 50 years ago, we lived in a neighborhood called Normal Heights. Settled about 100 years earlier, it was filled with old people who hadn't moved to the suburbs, young people like us renting tiny shacks, and plenty of odd d...  

are considerably more appealing to me than the rather bland contemporary design toward the end of the thread ....

But here's some frontage we really liked, and because we could see some solar on top we imagined a new-ish house behind the plantings The mail box and address sign hinted towards modern. Oops. Apple maps and Zillow say 1927 and re-landscaped years ago thu...  

Never saw anything like that before. I’m guessing those stones are imported/transported from a company that specializes in making them. Is it a local company?

We live in a city of rocks! Link to the first house recent sale listing Here's the story on the second house I featured. When we first bought our house we had an idea to put a river (dry creek bed) in our lower 40 acres Using whatever vehicle I had we hau...  

I love the description of “arts and crafts architecture,” and the fact these were built in what is described as a creative period. You showed two separate rock house properties, but I wonder how many others in that area. Regarding the rocks, I didn’t thin... 

It’s a reminder that luxury isn’t just about precision and craftsmanship—it’s about the stories behind the materials, the origins that make each piece unique. In a world where everything moves fast, there’s a certain beauty in objects that hold a connecti... 

To be honest the Ghia was a 20-ft car; any closer and many small flaws were apparent. I saw this BMW 2002 also a bit rough. ...  

And oh so pleasant, as always. Lovely shots. Lovely walk. And the framing of that shot of the hummingbird…👌 Thank you for sharing!

Thoroughly enjoyed it. Entirely soulful, thanks for sharing Best Gatsby

Would love to meet the birds of paradise that inhabit it