A house with a view.
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from Rob and Mandy
Stavanger is the fourth biggest city in Norway. It is situated on the southwest coast. My aim is to try to capture something from every day, from the area nearby too, and when I am not at home I will still try to put up a photo from my archive. Welcome back for another look.
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- One of the many white villa`s in Stavanger.
- This is another photo from yesterdays walk.It has ...
- We were both out for a walk this morning....
- A house with a view.
- How much would you have paid for a main course lik...
- I think the horses from yesterdays photo belonged ...
- Jæren, is the name of the area south of Stavanger....
- As I told you yesterday, we got more snow.This is ...
- This photo was taken this afternoon from Grasholme...
- Last Monday the pupils came back to a "new" school...
- Today I was walking through "Amfi Madla", - a huge...
- Karsten, is studying construction engenieering and...
- Some roads have been cleared of snow. But still...
- Tunnel vision
- It is "Valentines Day", and I thought that this ...
- This is the "Steiner" school. A private school w...
- Hopefully, the rest of the snow fell off, or melte...
- More snow this morning. Not everyone has a ga...
- The SALES are still on. Now the prices are as ...
- STATOIL, is a leading Norwegian company in oil ...
- Time to wash the car!
- It is all melting now.....
- Runway 1-8 at Stavanger airport at Sola.
- More work has to be done....
- A narrow road going down to the Gandsfjord.
- Here is a view from the park, that shows how clo...
- I found it a bit ironic that the car and driver ha...
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10 comments:
I wonder what their heating bill is like? It looks pretty cold right there on the water.
Hi!
Great photo...
I think the owner had a great view over the water....
Greetings
Yvi
Ah yes! I can imagine in the summer it would be fantastic. I'd probably stay inside and take photos through the window in the winter, though.
Ah... the peace and quiet and windburned cheeks. Love it!!:)
Looks like a great place to go if you just want to be away from the busy busy world for a while. Nice photo! :)
This could be the opening scene of a movie, you framed it perfectly, even in widescreen!
Beautiful shot. I like the framing and I think it captures the atmosphere very well. Looks so peaceful.
I wonder how they heat the house out there in the middle of nowhere? It is a beautiful view to be sure.
Oh how wonderful I'd love to spend a weekend in this little place
But probably pretty cold and windswept.
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