Goldenrod blooms boldly -
Some seem far off, set high on the dunes...
Others dug in, half hidden fortresses.
The sea is quiet today...
Someone has left their shoes,
Another walks on.
The arc shaped window belongs to an Andrew Geller house, well known innovator
and modernist designer, the architect of numerous vacation homes.
Andrew Geller, The Design Observer Group, Mark Lamster
The Architect of Happiness
Thanks to Our World Tuesday for the tour of blogs, from everywhere !!
Lovely pictures. It seems like a very nice place for some solitude. Thanks for the visual tour Lisa :)
ReplyDeleteYou captured a quiet mood. I love the color of the goldenrod. It looks like the second house has a massive stone fireplace. I can imagine a fire in it driving the gloom away. I love the gray weathered wood of the houses.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice walk through the beach.
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the quiet reflectiveness of the autumn beach very well. A bit grey, a bit mist, some leftover shoes ... I loved the person walking down the road.
ReplyDeleteThat was my favorite, too, made so much better since they were wearing red !
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful...we saw fences like that when we traveled alon the Atlantic Coast, I thought they were so graceful , never thought of them being snow fences. It almost never snows along the Pacific Coast (rain is another story)... Loved these pictures!
ReplyDeleteGlad to here from you Sally, back "home" from your journey. Yes, the snow fences are kind of hypnotic in their rhythms, I had 3 or 4 pictures, hard to choose one.
ReplyDeleteOh to live in a house like that with the eyebrow window, right next to the beach. I would see no need for shoes. So peaceful and tranquil. Thanks for the tour. xx
ReplyDeleteI love that - "an eyebrow window".
DeleteBeautiful place, lovely photos, My dream is to live in a place like that.
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