A House in the Country

Thursday, May 26 2005 -- Filed under: — Carmon @ 11:08 pm

Julie wanted a picture of the “double wide” on our “manicured” acres. Thanks to Steve and Google satellite photos, here it is:

double wide

Can you see it? That’s the highway at the bottom of the picture. You can see our road going up the hill in the top third of the photo. The white road beginning at the middle of the top of the picture is our driveway. Follow it down to the loop and our house is in the right side of the loop, which is a small road which goes around our outbuildings. Almost all the land visible in this photo belongs to us (and the bank, but not for much longer, and not counting the rent we have to pay the local protection racket so that other people’s children can have a “free” education).

Here’s a closer view (from an airplane):

closer view

You can’t quite see the chickens, but there’s Moby Pickle parked in front of the house. Poor Steve has to make a horrible commute every morning…from the house to the building in the center of the photo, where he has his second-floor office. The automatic weapons, the tripwires and the sirens are carefully hidden. ;) And the neighborhood watch in our friendly country hamlet is rather effective: Steve says there should be signs saying, “Trespassers Will Be Eaten.”

8 Responses to “A House in the Country”

  1. Dana Says:

    Tres Magnifique!

  2. Rebecca - Mrs. Happy Housewife Says:

    Very cool photos.

  3. laura in greensboro Says:

    Thanks for sharing!

  4. Janet Says:

    Thank you for the tour! Very nice :)

  5. Grace Says:

    As you can see by the top photo, our range of exploring is quite wide. The photo does not show the east side of our property, but quite often we go down there too. But since we’ve been having a mountain lion in the neighborhood, we’ve limited it to the backyard for a while. :)

  6. Linda Says:

    We’ve seen signs at the ends of driveways in our area that read “Trespassers will be SHOT!” I don’t think they are being funny, either. (This is in the hills of TN!)

  7. Julie Says:

    Aaawwwww, thanks Carmon!!!! Lovely pictures; thanks for sharing!

    That is a great piece of land you have….now to imagine the house with the addition….?!?!?! ;o)

    So your husband has his office on your land? What a HUGE blessing!! Thanks again for sharing!

  8. Lea Says:

    We are ” country-ites” too… I wouldn’t trade it for “nothin”…looks great!

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