This small second story screened in porch is almost whimsical. It is almost useless, but I would love to have one. You don’t see these sorts of things any longer. I think we may have become a bit too serious.
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3 comments:
tres belle photo. je le trouve pas inutile car tres beau. j'aimerai bien en avoir un comme cela
very beautiful photograph. I do not find it useless very beautiful bus. I will like to have some like that
If I could get out on that porch, I think I would spend a lot of time sitting there with a cuppa and a good book. Of course nothing else would get done like chores, work etc.
For a photographer, this might be a very useful "room with a view".
And, yes, when people steer toward functionality without remember art, they lose something very important to the good life.
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