Ann, Annette, Jan & I had a great time on the cottage tour. You can see them up at the top of this old stone stairway. I have another picture that shows what it looks like closer to the lake-very cool!
This is the first cottage we toured that actually was a cottage! The rest are big beautiful houses!
This was the last house we toured, it was Ann and Annette's favorite! It's on Lake Cowdry and was very cozy and welcoming inside.
My pictures are very random today, this goes with the first place-another style of stone planter.
Here is the bottom to the stone stair you saw on top.
This courtyard goes with Ann and Annette's house and the one below too.
I really love this planter that was used to edge the deck. It was full of lettuce, herbs and carrots. I'm thinking that might be nice on our deck off the TV room.
This was a bunkhouse for house one. They are divers and collect everything they find in here. They spray paint all the anchors (and other metal items) with bright colors and place them along the outside instead of flowers.
This house belonged to a gal we know who used to teach and then became a realtor. She has a gift for painting and decorating homes. This house just sold for around 800,000 and they plan to remodel another across the lake. The left side is original and they added the right side in the remodel, it was darling inside. The interior pictures are already off the realty website so I have none to share with you.
Ann, Annette, Jan & I had a great time on the cottage tour. You can see them up at the top of this old stone stairway. I have another picture that shows what it looks like closer to the lake-very cool!
This is the first cottage we toured that actually was a cottage! The rest are big beautiful houses!
This was the last house we toured, it was Ann and Annette's favorite! It's on Lake Cowdry and was very cozy and welcoming inside.
My pictures are very random today, this goes with the first place-another style of stone planter.
Here is the bottom to the stone stair you saw on top.
This courtyard goes with Ann and Annette's house and the one below too.
I really love this planter that was used to edge the deck. It was full of lettuce, herbs and carrots. I'm thinking that might be nice on our deck off the TV room.
This was a bunkhouse for house one. They are divers and collect everything they find in here. They spray paint all the anchors (and other metal items) with bright colors and place them along the outside instead of flowers. 
This house belonged to a gal we know who used to teach and then became a realtor. She has a gift for painting and decorating homes. This house just sold for around 800,000 and they plan to remodel another across the lake. The left side is original and they added the right side in the remodel, it was darling inside. The interior pictures are already off the realty website so I have none to share with you.
2 comments:
Thanks again for including me in on the tour. It was fun to meet Annette and Jan. I look forward to next year. Ann
It was fun to have you with us Ann!!
Laurie
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