Post a picture or two of the area where you live...
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I love that pond, did you dig that?If so how much of a pita was that? thinking of doing something similiar, half acre pond or so on my property.
Back yard at home:
Front yard at the cabin:
Front yard at the cabin:
Beer Belly
Minister of Fire
Aerial view
Front / Side view
Video of the back yard during a snowfall last year....to the left is currently lined with firewood, as is along the back fence line.....property goes back another 100ft. beyond the rear fence
Front / Side view
Video of the back yard during a snowfall last year....to the left is currently lined with firewood, as is along the back fence line.....property goes back another 100ft. beyond the rear fence
All the pictures of nice places are making me want to move...agh.
Cold NH: how often are deer in your backyard?
Jags; I want your cabin! Have you had it a long time?
Beer Belly: I love the landscaping
! I am envious!
Cold NH: how often are deer in your backyard?
Jags; I want your cabin! Have you had it a long time?
Beer Belly: I love the landscaping
! I am envious!
Beer Belly
Minister of Fire
Thanks.....it's even nicer once the weather is warmer and everything blooms. A lot of these guys, and gals have some beautiful homesBeer Belly: I love the landscaping
RK_MacKendrick
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burnt03
Feeling the Heat
Here's our place when we first bought it in 2009. Only house in town with a big weird eyeball above the front door 
I had been going to a buddy's (two cabins away) for about 18 yrs. Mine went up for sale about 4 years ago and I never let it hit the open market. I owned it lock stock and barrel in about 5 days. Not many come up for sale. They don't usually leave the family or get outside of a close nit group of friends. It is my "happy" place.
eclecticcottage
Minister of Fire
funny, YOURS made ME want to move, lol. I love the lake, but our coast isn't quite that dramatic.
firebroad
Minister of Fire
This is where I live, smack dab the middle of new england, hour north of boston, hour south west of portland, hour south of the white mountains. 10 minutes from concord NH, 15 from manchester, yet still rural and quiet. Love it here!
The homestead
Trail a mile from my house from last week
lake winnisquam, about 45 min north of the house where we like to go boating in the summer
White mountains about an hour north
The homestead
Trail a mile from my house from last week
lake winnisquam, about 45 min north of the house where we like to go boating in the summer
White mountains about an hour north
I cant find an aerial views of town... But if I did it would be pretty boring. A lot of trees
We live about 40 minutes west of Boston in a small old New England Town. Picture Norman Rockwell and you have our main street. the town was settled in the 1600's and formed as an independent town in 1724by one of the early in honor of one of the benefectors of Harvard College - Thomas Hollis. We have a lot of old architecture from the colonial (pre-1790) and Greek Revival (1840-1860) eras.
The town is known for a few things, among then the "balancing rock", the origin of "Casey at the Bat" and old tavern that George Washington stopped into while traveling though the area.
I like that from my house I can walk to a pub (built in an 1840 RR station), small community supermarket, general store (open since the 1863), drugstore, 3 different coffee houses, bank, 2 pizza joints, 2 liquor stores, the hardware store, auto parts, etc. and the town beach.
The main street through town. This is a 20 minute walk.
Lake Winthrop and the town beach. About a mile and a half away.
The Blancing Rock. Its said that George Washington's troops tried to tip it over on a march through town in November 1789...
And then the general had a drink at the Littlefield Tavern.
And this is the view as you head down the street toward my house. Did I mention the trees?
We live about 40 minutes west of Boston in a small old New England Town. Picture Norman Rockwell and you have our main street. the town was settled in the 1600's and formed as an independent town in 1724
The town is known for a few things, among then the "balancing rock", the origin of "Casey at the Bat" and old tavern that George Washington stopped into while traveling though the area.
I like that from my house I can walk to a pub (built in an 1840 RR station), small community supermarket, general store (open since the 1863), drugstore, 3 different coffee houses, bank, 2 pizza joints, 2 liquor stores, the hardware store, auto parts, etc. and the town beach.
The main street through town. This is a 20 minute walk.
Lake Winthrop and the town beach. About a mile and a half away.
The Blancing Rock. Its said that George Washington's troops tried to tip it over on a march through town in November 1789...
And then the general had a drink at the Littlefield Tavern.
And this is the view as you head down the street toward my house. Did I mention the trees?
I NEED A HAPPY PLACE. RIght now my happy place is in the shower. LOL. I guess that happens when you have 2 young kids.
Cold NH: I have been through the White mountains numerous times. What an amazingly scenic drive.
Billybonfire
Feeling the Heat
I have really enjoyed looking at the pictures on this thread, some beautiful places, thanks everyone, hoping for a few more yet.
Billy.
Billy.
Haha JAgs. They must eh? I know they will. They also LOVE side by sides, power tools and chocolate cake
Solar and Wood: for someone who is a few miles from downtown Syracuse, man oh man that is a nice country view!!
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