Showing posts with label houses. Show all posts
Showing posts with label houses. Show all posts

August 8, 2022

Round House Revisited


This is my second time photographing the round house in Hastings. The first time I posted a photo of this house, it was my fifth post ever on my photoblog. Way back on April 30, 2006. That really goes way back. The house looked a little plain back then, but maybe that was because it was a springtime photo. 

Here is a link to my 5th Post: https://www.twincitiesdailyphoto.com/2006/04/round-house-in-hastings.html

December 8, 2010

Down By The Water

Another one of my favorite homes that I saw while on Prior Lake this past summer. Another one of my favorite homes that I saw while on Prior Lake this past summer.

December 6, 2010

No, This Is Not Prince's House

The purple home can be found on Prior Lake and is quite the eye catcher. I wish you could see this home in person, the photo doesn't do it justice as there is so much to look at. The purple home can be found on Prior Lake and is quite the eye catcher. I wish you could see this home in person, the photo doesn't do it justice as there is so much to look at.

December 14, 2009

Impressive Tree House

I drove past this two story tree house last month where there as still a few leaves on the tree. I waited until the remainder of the leaves fell off to return here for a photo opportunity. The tree house is quite impressive and sticks out like a sore thumb in the neighborhood. I can imagine how much fun this would be in my younger days.

July 19, 2009

House On The St Croix

One of the many houses that can be found on the St Croix River.

January 7, 2009

Snow Birds

Yes, even in the harsh winter, birds need a place to call home. This little warming house can be found at Baker Playground in St Paul on the West Side neighborhood.

June 10, 2008

Do They Build Houses Like This Any More?

What I can tell you about this home is it's location and the approximate build date. It is located in St Paul in the West Side neighborhood. I would figure the house was built somewhere between 1910 and 1930 as were many of the homes in this neighborhood. It does look like it is made with brick, obviously painted over. But wow, the detail painting someone has taken on this home. Plus the brass roof on the left tower and in two other areas as you progress down to the ground level. I'm not sure what the 'fruit salad' like thing above the two side by side windows is suppose to be, hummmm. That's odd to me. Someone put a lot of time into restoring this home. Unfortunately this is the only photo I took of the home so far. The lower half is covered quite a bit with trees and shrubs, so it was tougher to photograph from the street. I'll make a return visit in the winter when all of the leaves are off of the trees.