SEEING DOUBLE!
My neck nearly swiveled 180 degrees when we strolled past this little Breton cottage one summer evening earlier this year. Sadly the tree obscured the BIG cottage so I could not get the complete picture.
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What a lovely little summer cottage! Love the blue trim! Great shot for the day, Anna!
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Sylvia
The owners of that gorgeous cottage love it so much they recreated it in miniature too! Beautiful.
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How clever to have a smaller cottage, as well. The blue is energetic and your photo superb!
ReplyDeleteTwo for one! They are both adorable.
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ReplyDeletewv: recur - how funny for the twin cottages!
very adorable
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. I think the blue gate and fence just set it off, it's a shame the little one doesn't have those too.
ReplyDeleteI love it, Anna! The blue really jumps off the screen! :-)
ReplyDeleteFrances
I almost missed the little cottage on the wall--my eye was drawn to that bright blue trim. So cute...and I do love the blue!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Do they have a blue and white dog house?
ReplyDeletei also seen double on the gate and fence, at first i thought its jaz a long fence.
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have a Great Wednesday :)
Thanx for the Visit :)
What a cute cottage, love the blue shutters and the hollyhock.
ReplyDeleteIt is very pretty and very small - looks like it belongs in one of those miniature villages!
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is that and are those Hollyhocks towering so high and blooming their hearts out? Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi Anna~~ I like the hollyhocks and the blue house trim and fence are really a standout.
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! How adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteI love it when people take pride and do something sweet like this on thier property.
LOL, I have two Norfolk Isalnd pines named (creatively) Piney and Mini Me Piney. (Those are my only named plants!)
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