Wonderful shot ~ great composition and colors ~ neat building ~ for OWTartmusedog and carol (A Creative Harbor)
This is my all-time favourite Sydney architecture - late Victorian, terraced, sandstone and lots of lacework.
I'm a big fan of the iron lacework too and I really like the bull nose awning.
So good to see this beloved, well tended residence. Such a beautiful relic of gentler times.
It's a nice house!
What a lovely terrace.www.womenandperspectives.com/2014/08/motorcycles.html
I love that detail on the fence and the color.
i love the ironworks.
Great shots of the wonderful house.
Wonderful captures as always, Jim, and what a wonderful house, with exquisite detail!! Thanks for sharing!!
An interesting house Jim. Drummoyne sounds rather Celtic?
The first estate in this area was called Drummoyne Park after the owner's family home at Drummoyne on Clyde in Scotland.
Classic - I love the terrace houses of Sydney - good to see this one has been so well cared for.Thank you for looking in on me too Jim!
I´d say that is pitouresque. :)
Oh I love it the colour the architecture it is stunning. B
What a grand house!Fiery Red Sky
Lovely Filigree!
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Wonderful shot ~ great composition and colors ~ neat building ~ for OWT
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This is my all-time favourite Sydney architecture - late Victorian, terraced, sandstone and lots of lacework.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of the iron lacework too and I really like the bull nose awning.
DeleteSo good to see this beloved, well tended residence. Such a beautiful relic of gentler times.
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice house!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely terrace.
ReplyDeletewww.womenandperspectives.com/2014/08/motorcycles.html
I love that detail on the fence and the color.
ReplyDeletei love the ironworks.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the wonderful house.
ReplyDeleteWonderful captures as always, Jim, and what a wonderful house, with exquisite detail!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteAn interesting house Jim. Drummoyne sounds rather Celtic?
ReplyDeleteThe first estate in this area was called Drummoyne Park after the owner's family home at Drummoyne on Clyde in Scotland.
DeleteClassic - I love the terrace houses of Sydney - good to see this one has been so well cared for.
ReplyDeleteThank you for looking in on me too Jim!
I´d say that is pitouresque. :)
ReplyDeleteOh I love it the colour the architecture it is stunning. B
ReplyDeleteWhat a grand house!
ReplyDeleteFiery Red Sky
Lovely Filigree!
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