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05 March 2014

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14 comments:

  1. i love this style architecture...we have a hotel here that looks much the same....

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  2. That is a great looking building Valerie! I saw a Tudor looking house down in Florida that had an English postbox in the garden. I wanted to knock on the door and see if they were English. I didn't because I'm English of course :) heaven forbid!

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  3. Cool old building. Any you see here in the states is certainly copies.

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  4. Quaint building. What is it - an apartment building?

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  5. I don't know what it is used for now, Mona, but it is one of the early Tudor houses dating back a few centuries.

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  6. Brian, I wish we had more buildings this style, it has so much more character than our modern buildings.

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  7. Oh Denise, you should have knocked! Isn't it strange how we copy each other, over here the trend is for US style postboxes.

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  8. Thanks, BC. I love that you're a staunch supporter of anything English.

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  9. Valerie, I love the Tudor-look to this building!

    We have an area in Philadelphia (Society Hill/Old City) which has some of the most quaint buildings; very influenced by English style and architecture. And I LOVE it!

    I clicked to enlarge your photo and noticed the Starbucks on the left. OMG...Starbucks are EVERYWHERE, aren't they?

    Have a lovely day, dear lady!

    X to you and Joe!

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  10. Hey. Ron, it's great that you have some Tudor buildings in Philly. Are they as quaint as the one in the picture? Yes, my friend, Starbucks get everywhere and you know what ... I never use one.

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  11. Montanagirl's pictures are extraordinary! She must have the patience of a saint and a hand as steady as a robot.

    I love that style of architecture. If I ever get a round tuit I'm going to do a building of that style in Blender 3D.

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  12. Very cool pic! It's funny what sort of architecture survives into the modern world. I wonder, what style of architecture is this? It's a beautiful place!

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  13. It amazes me they're still standing, even if there is a bit of a lean. We don't have any architecture quite that old....we're still a young country. LOL!!

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  14. Hi Herman, the house was built in Henry VIII's reign, hence the name Tudor. I've no doubt it's been patched up a few times.

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