Thursday, May 7, 2009

Home, sweet home


You'll find this house not far from downtown Cedar Key.

18 comments:

cieldequimper said...

Oh the flamingos! ;-)

Antjas said...

I don't know why, but something about this house reminds me of Gilligan's Island.

brattcat said...

I love this photo with its two bicycles and two flamingoes. There is such a fun and funky symmetry here.

B SQUARED said...

This will soon be in a movie. It's too perfect. Love the "attack" flamingos.

Cezar and Léia said...

Are you kidding? Does someone live there?Neither "cats"!!!!!But they have transportations at least!
:-)
Have a wonderful weekend dear friend
Kind Regards from Brazil
Léia

Hilda said...

The yard looks like a mess, but I think it's charming! Or maybe it's just your beautiful photo that makes it seem so. I do love the pair of bikes and flamingos!

Chattahoochee Valley Daily said...

Love the flamingos. Your typical Florida sterotype.

crocrodyl said...

Unique! But it is house where somebody really live through the whole year (or only in summer)?

Lowell said...

Thank you all for your interesting and stimulating comments!

m_m - Yes, they live there year round - it doesn't get very cold in Cedar Key...well, it can get down in the 30s (Fahrenheit), I guess, on occasion...but not too often.

Felicia said...

I like that they grill on the bbq right out front - they know how to party! :)

Nancy said...

I love the pink flamingos in the window. Sometimes the poorest can be the happiest. Let's just pray that this is the case. Havea great weekend!

Julie ScottsdaleDailyPhoto.com said...

very bohemian and casual

Lisa Wilson said...

Wow!! Looks like a home that would be in the Bahamas or something.

Bj said...

BUT ~ when it rains for long, it is under water ........

Lowell said...

@ Bj - Yep. Well, sort of. It's on a bit of higher ground...come a hurricane, though - yikes!

Bj said...

Wish I were there right now! I'd eat clams and grabs. Ummm Yummy. Poor Cedar Key is one of the first to go during a cane - as in first to go under. Best to move to higher ground and take the boat with! I'm a 'really from Florida' gal but can't say I miss it too much. Only miss seafood. Moved to TN the end of 2004 when we dodged 5 storms or so. Selling and packing a house during one aweful season was a trip. :)

Lowell said...

@ Bj - 2004 was not a good year re: hurricanes! I don't blame you for getting out...'course in Tennessee you get some pretty bad tornadoes...but we do, too, in Florida. Can't win, I guess.

Mary Stebbins Taitt said...

Very cool photos! Love this--such ambiance!