Very stark, isn't it? Are they afraid if they plant shrubs some thief will hide in it before breaking in? Or are they so busy with taking care of the horses that they haven't thought about what the house looks like? Hmmm. I'm sure there must be a logical explanation...OK almost sure. ;-)
This reminds me of old farmhouses in so many places. There's no thought or time for the landscaping and garden, because it's all about the farm. It reminds me of travelling through Pennsylvania as a youngster. But back to the horses. I had no idea about Ocala and horses. I wonder if you accidentally woke up in Kentucky?
It is lovely. You'd think with a house like that they could afford a gardener to landscape the place, but it's their house and I guess they can do whatever they want!
It is interesting. They evidently don't feel they have the time to tend to a lot of flowers, but have enough grass that it takes six hours and three tanks of gas to mow it. Beautiful place though, you can't deny that.
Crisp and clear as usual Jacob. I really admire how nice your photos are.
That place is beautiful. I am continually amazed at the horse facilities near you. It is amazing. This property is very impressive. I think I could get used to that as a homestead.
That's actually kind of interesting and attractive that way--wonderful capture and composition.
ReplyDeletemaybe they don't want horses to munch or crunch the flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou sure live in a beautiful section of the world. Nice shot.
ReplyDeleteYou are right, that house looks like dropped there from somewhere else. Anyway it gives to this image a strange atmosphere, and I like this.
ReplyDeleteI like this one too. I wonder if the house is as old as it looks. Sorta Federal style. Very nice. MB
ReplyDeleteI'm loving it! I can't imagine a house like that! Picture looks awesome with bright colors and a very nice composition!
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What catches my attention are those whatever you call them... awnings??? With the little spires? They are lovely!
ReplyDeleteLandscaping or not, I could live there! Your photo shows a scene that is neat and trim.
ReplyDeleteThis picture is so peaceful and nice.
ReplyDeleteVery stark, isn't it? Are they afraid if they plant shrubs some thief will hide in it before breaking in? Or are they so busy with taking care of the horses that they haven't thought about what the house looks like? Hmmm. I'm sure there must be a logical explanation...OK almost sure. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI like the horizontals of this, Jacob.
ReplyDeleteI have seen the same thing many time and have wondered why. We may just have to drive up and ask one of these days.
ReplyDeleteMaybe they're too busy feeding and brushing their horses to do landscaping? It IS all about the horses, Jacob . . . .
ReplyDeleteGrandma Moses-type of picture, with the crisp, white house, clean lines.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to live, or at least stay for a while, in an idyllic place like this!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
This reminds me of old farmhouses in so many places. There's no thought or time for the landscaping and garden, because it's all about the farm. It reminds me of travelling through Pennsylvania as a youngster. But back to the horses. I had no idea about Ocala and horses. I wonder if you accidentally woke up in Kentucky?
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a painting!
ReplyDeleteEverything is so green there! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you just found the place where the stuff lives. They don't need landscaping to feel good, methinks. (;
ReplyDelete@ Tapirgal - Nah...I think Kentucky is a copy of Ocala, but with fewer horse farms. :-)
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! It's my Florida.
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely. You'd think with a house like that they could afford a gardener to landscape the place, but it's their house and I guess they can do whatever they want!
ReplyDeleteThat is odd about the lack of landscaping...maybe they put all their money into the horses? Lovely shot, tho!
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting. They evidently don't feel they have the time to tend to a lot of flowers, but have enough grass that it takes six hours and three tanks of gas to mow it. Beautiful place though, you can't deny that.
ReplyDeleteCrisp and clear as usual Jacob. I really admire how nice your photos are.
That place is beautiful. I am continually amazed at the horse facilities near you. It is amazing. This property is very impressive. I think I could get used to that as a homestead.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very square house. You're right - it looks a bit odd standing there alone. Bare. A good subject for that reason alone.
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