While out photo hunting early yesterday morning, I passed this house. I was struck by the door. Certainly unique;a 'one of a kind.' The light coming into the house is the rising Sun. The house sits on the beach and the Atlantic Ocean is in their back yard. "Life's good," and no, it's not my house.
Monday, March 22, 2010
LIFESTYLES
While out photo hunting early yesterday morning, I passed this house. I was struck by the door. Certainly unique;a 'one of a kind.' The light coming into the house is the rising Sun. The house sits on the beach and the Atlantic Ocean is in their back yard. "Life's good," and no, it's not my house.
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Fantastic Lifestyle !! How nice !
ReplyDeleteHope you weren't hurt when you were struck by the door (ha.) This reminds me that I should take a night photo (need the backlighting) of a sort of similar door here.
ReplyDeleteLucky people to live right on the ocean, at least in fair weather.
Wow! That's someone's home?
ReplyDeleteThey got a very special door for a quite impressive 'backyard'...
ReplyDeleteLifestyles of the rich and famous. Not only does that house cost a fortune but the annual tax bit would pay for my whole house!
ReplyDeletePretty door!
Re: your comment on Ocala DP. I think you're right. I thought it was a raccoon tail, but it does look more like a fox tail.
Or, as I mentioned to Brattcat, it could be an old wives tale!
Strange door for a house, but I love that driveway - My driveway is just plain ol concrete, I think the brick has much more appeal.
ReplyDeleteNot a lifestyle I can relate to! Very nice photo though.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful house. Wouldn't mind living there.
ReplyDeleteDon't like the door very much, but house on a beach with Ocean view!!! Wow, why would I want to care about the door then.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure its someone's home and not a hotel or restaurant? Odd door for a private home and it has an awning .. ummmmm
ReplyDeleteThe good life indeed, how lovely to have a house basked in sun like that.
ReplyDeleteLooks like the places Sony Crockett used to visit in the T.V. series "Miami Vice."
ReplyDeleteCertainly a beautiful and privileged home!
ReplyDeleteGod bless you!
Cezar
Great sunlight, great location. Looks like a motel.
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My favorite thing is the rising sunshine pouring through the house...just beautiful ~ Maria
ReplyDeleteWhere's the Yugo Limo?
ReplyDeleteCheck this out! Competition for the Yugo!
What an exceptional entrance! Directly to the Sun.
ReplyDeleteVery eye-catching! I wonder what the inside looks like.
ReplyDeleteHope the problems with blogger will be fixed soon.
Yes, life is good...for some people. I think I prefer my humble little house in a middle-class neighborhood. On the other hand, I'd like to have my humble little house in that location! Had to laugh on V's comment; don't think I'd like my home compared to a motel!
ReplyDeleteSun, beach, house there-on. Yep! sounds like the right lifestyle for me. I like the door too. MB
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful front entry. very elegant and eye-catching. good that you captured it. I am glad you are enjoying the Biosphere series. It is a very different experiment and the space architecture is unique.
ReplyDeleteSome people are clearly luckier than I am! LOL!
ReplyDeleteBut if I had that much money, I might choose to spend it another way.
Yes, it's unusual. I like the colors and the glass a lot. I, too, hope they fix Blogger soon. I've been able to post, but one of my friends found that a comment popped into my post that she'd made at an earlier time on another of my posts. Clearly weird.
ReplyDeleteI bet it's an interesting place inside, too! I hope the Blogger problems get straightened out soon!
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