At the top of an older Newmarket home
Yesterday while my husband was taking a nap, I took a walk from the hospital to Main Street, Newmarket to see what I could find to photograph.
Looking over a fence to see a fence (Did you get that?)
I am linking to Good Fences HERE.
Clever! And I like the look of this house!
ReplyDeleteYep! Saw it. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely house, is it Victorian?
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with your husband.
A widows walk?
ReplyDeleteVery nice find and photo.
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I agree. I would call it a widow's walk... that's assuming you can see the ocean from there !
ReplyDeleteDearest EG CameraGirl;
ReplyDeleteWow, lovely house with lovely 2 fences♡♡♡ I like the way you expressed the fantastic house "Looking over a fence to see a fence"♪
Sending you Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
What a charming home, is it near the water perchance?
ReplyDeleteThe one on the roof is work of a craftsman.
ReplyDeleteI'm feeling a little fenced in. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting design for a roof segment. I love your fence within a fence concept.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE that little fence thingy (technical term:)) I am sending you hugs for the husband thingy (technical term:) take care and keep smiling and snapping.xo Hug B
ReplyDeleteLove that house! and both fences!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome crafted fences and the house is beautiful! I was thinking widow's walk too atop the house! Now that is a unique fence for Good Fences! Cool!
ReplyDeleteYou managed to double up on the fences, clever you. The house is really interesting.
ReplyDeleteDarla
What a cool photo! Wonder if anyone uses the top of the roof or if its just for decoration. Either way it's a beaut shot :D)
ReplyDeleteThat is quite a house! And 'tis well-fenced. I would love to explore this place; I'll bet there are a bunch of nooks and crannies full of interesting things!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you and your husband!
wonder how the birdies land on that one? i know, i know the answer - slowly & very lightly?? or it could be very ouchy, ouchy, ouch! ha. ha!! ( :
ReplyDeleteHa ha, I got that one. Neat.
ReplyDeleteThere was a widow's walk on the old farmhouse we moved from some years ago -- I find that structure fascinating. Great image. xo
ReplyDeletelove that house and both fences to
ReplyDeletethe widow's walk is really neat! i like the whole place - front fence, too. :)
ReplyDeletethanks for linking in camera girl! :)
That's a cool old house. They don't make 'em like that anymore.
ReplyDeleteThe fences are great but what's even better is that you were able to get out and see a few things and have some fresh air.
ReplyDeleteNow this is quite clever!
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? Great take on Good Fences.
ReplyDeleteTwo for one! Love the widow's walk.
ReplyDeleteIt must be a royal home...it has a crown on top!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic find! And I love the way your photo has a fence and a fence!
ReplyDelete….not until you told me.
ReplyDeleteBut it's a cool image!
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i always want to see what's inside a victorian house. my curiousity gets stronger every day it seems.
ReplyDeleteNicely seen and captured, and what a beautiful old house this is!
ReplyDeleteGreat old house, EG! It's funny how blogging can be an escape for a bit when things are stressful but it does make you head out for a walk when you can and just occupy your mind a little. Hope the patient gets out of there soon.
ReplyDeleteEin schönes Haus. Wohnst du hier?
ReplyDeleteLiebe Abendgrüße von der Waldameise
Reminds me a little of that neighbor in Mary Poppins who thought he lived on a ship and put off a cannon every night!
ReplyDeleteLol of course... ;) playing words... but I can really see the fence below... and the fence on the roof... love it! Thanks for sharing! all the best, too!
ReplyDeleteAmazing architecture!
ReplyDeleteI hope all is well with your husband.
I've seen those before but wasn't aware they were called a widow's walk. Great photograph. Loved visiting you on this Good Fences Thursday.
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting fence on the rooftop- hope your husband is feeling better.
ReplyDeleteI like these shots so much. Cool to find a fence on the roof.
ReplyDeleteGot it! That is a beautiful house and I love the fence on the roof. I wonder if that is a widow's walk. Is the house near the water?
ReplyDeleteVery decorative and fits the house so well.
ReplyDeleteLove the house and the fences! Great find! Enjoy your day and have a happy weekend ahead!
ReplyDeleteGreat one on the two fences. Like the style of that house.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful old home. Two fences for the price of one! Have a nice weekend. Mickie ;)
ReplyDeleteDidn't they used to call that a widows walk? Love that old house. Great picture!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of my mother's apartment building.Gives a lot of charm to the structure.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful home.
ReplyDeleteI suppose the top level is only for decoration.
ReplyDeleteWe have a shopping region called New Market.
Great find. What a cool looking house and the little fence on top is very unique.
ReplyDeleteI got it :))
ReplyDeleteI really like the fence on the roof, I wonder if they can go up there, that would be neat if they can, it's a very pretty house.
Interesting scene! Love the house!
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done.
ReplyDeleteTwo for the price of one---YAY!
ReplyDeleteA fence around the Widow's walk. Clever. Love the house too. MB
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That's great. I love those old Victorian houses.
ReplyDeleteIt is very attractive.
ReplyDeleteGOT it, ha ha :) Good one :)
ReplyDeletevery creative play on words. I wonder what the purpose is for the fence on the roof?
ReplyDeleteI got it, but I don't get it! I guess it's purely ornamental, right?
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