More great colors, I don't know how you do it. I also like the contrasts: for example, the gree tree on the right against the blue sky and the brown (textured) building.
Jacob, what the heck am I seeing to the left of the bench on the back side of the fence? It looks like a blue horse, with its head bowed, cropping grass...but I know there must be some more reasonable explanation.
The city square gazebo. Love, love, LOVE this shot !!!! This is a lost piece of city makeups here in the mid-west. You see them occasionally...... but not like we should.
@ Brattcat - You're right! It's one of 50-55 brightly colored horses that make their home in various places in Ocala. What's nice is they don't eat much and they're easy to clean up after and no vet bills!
Very elegant! Every town should have a town square and a gazebo, it should be a law! I have taken pictures of many in towns all across the country. Some day I'll have to find them all and do something with them.
This is enticing! You have some nice things to look at there in Ocala! As to my "Cielo" post, these are rentable guest houses on a hill overlooking the beach. Each has a name, and they are fascinating open-air houses, "Cielo" was on the outside of the front gate, so we were seeing sky between the house's front gate and it's surrounding patio.
How are you Jacob? This picture looks really nice! I love the way it has been decorated! :-)
ReplyDeleteA gazebo with a domed roof. Hmmm, can't say I've ever seen one before.
ReplyDeleteNeat gazebo. It would be fun to have one down by the pond. MB
ReplyDeleteMore great colors, I don't know how you do it. I also like the contrasts: for example, the gree tree on the right against the blue sky and the brown (textured) building.
ReplyDeletewow! glorious shot!
ReplyDeleteA nice square, I like that gazebo. Am I mistaken or I can recognize some colorful horses?
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I'm waiting for the band!
ReplyDeleteJacob, what the heck am I seeing to the left of the bench on the back side of the fence? It looks like a blue horse, with its head bowed, cropping grass...but I know there must be some more reasonable explanation.
ReplyDeleteIt sure does look festive! I really like that dome.
ReplyDeleteThe city square gazebo.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, LOVE this shot !!!!
This is a lost piece of city makeups here in the mid-west. You see them occasionally...... but not like we should.
All dressed up for the holidays. It looks very festive!
ReplyDeleteI love Ocala! This is super, love the Christmas decorations. Will there be some season's concerts?
ReplyDelete@ Brattcat - You're right! It's one of 50-55 brightly colored horses that make their home in various places in Ocala. What's nice is they don't eat much and they're easy to clean up after and no vet bills!
ReplyDeleteVery elegant! Every town should have a town square and a gazebo, it should be a law! I have taken pictures of many in towns all across the country. Some day I'll have to find them all and do something with them.
ReplyDeleteUp North here, it seems odd to see leaves on trees & Christmas decorations. Bitter cold day today. Wish I was in Florida!
ReplyDeleteso pretty & festive - maybe i'll drive by & get a shot of ours today.
ReplyDeleteQuite vintage! :)
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
What a lovely photo. That would be a great place for family holiday portraits! Wish we had one here. Very nice colors!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very cool gazebo and the photo is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and lovely shot !! This is simply nice !! Great post !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDelete@ Tricia - Did you say you were gonna do a drive-by shooting! Yikes!
ReplyDelete@ VP - Yes, there are actually at least four colorful horses in the square and some 50-55 more around town!
ReplyDeleteThis is enticing! You have some nice things to look at there in Ocala! As to my "Cielo" post, these are rentable guest houses on a hill overlooking the beach. Each has a name, and they are fascinating open-air houses, "Cielo" was on the outside of the front gate, so we were seeing sky between the house's front gate and it's surrounding patio.
ReplyDeleteOOOh, what a pretty gazebo!! Very nice capture!!
ReplyDeleteI'm loving that town square!
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