Acadian Village "The building" by jocko500

Photography • Architecture • posted on Mar 10, 2006

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This is the photo I was trying to get before that sneaky duck came up on me. I lay down to get the shot between the Cypress Knees. A lot of you all like to see the building in it full so here is a side and front of the 1850 house. Sorry it took so long to upload it. I got so many to show but that how it goes. It was over cast at this time of day. It rain later that day. I did shot it in the rain too. If you wish to see it just let me know and I POST IT IN THE GALLERY OR IN THE FORUM. lol hit the caps lock key here. thanks for looking and comments I will upload more of the wedding photos too.

Comments (42)

solrac_gi_2nd

6:48PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

'magestic' compo ! I love those old houses.

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SophiaDeer

6:52PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

What a beautiful old house with excellent POV!

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angelbearzs

6:59PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

fanatsic image and outstanding:)

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odie

7:00PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

Interesting architecture, especially the stairway from the porch. The old gray wood looks pretty and worn. :0)

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jocko500

7:06PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

the stairway do go up to a second floor

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Richardphotos

7:20PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

bet you had fun taping/bedding with the rain. hard to dry. excellent pov

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Svarg

7:28PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

Interesting old building. You don't see outdoor stairs like that very often. So, no ducks now, eh? lol Great shot, Jock!!

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girsempa

7:42PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

It wouldn't be complete without the Cypress Knees! Haha! Thanks Jock!

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CarolSassy

7:45PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

Man! They really knew how to build 'em in those days! Still here after all these years, and in my humble opinion it's looking pretty darned good! Thanks for the look! V (:

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98Bones

7:46PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

This is really a great shot, the old building, the 'knees', interesting trees and water and all very crisp...nice work...

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redbeard

8:58PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

A nice looking place, full of history, and the cypress kness in the front are very cool. Tell us a little about the Acadian people sometime, I'd be interested to learn something.

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ysvry

8:59PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

nice foto did you take fotos inside too?

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jocko500

9:02PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

yes I did take photos inside guess I post tomorrow

Valerie-Ducom

9:22PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

very good this wood house for her interesting architecture and and the cypress kness in the front are very good.. Excellent work my friend !!! good weekend and kiss ;)

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leda_moon

9:50PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

Very cool photo!I love it!!Excellent shot!!*V

Hopalong

10:26PM | Fri, 10 March 2006

Outside "L" stairs, floor platformed off the ground, shutters. Old building, weathered wood, still cozy and livable after a century and a half. Hmmm, let's see if we can solve the mystery. Outside stairs "L"ed under the veranda roof. Probably WARM and RAINY year round, no? Off the groundSWAMPY, yes? Shutters? Must be occasionally STORMY? Long aged, weathered woodsome very rot resistant species. Abstract sculpture on the lawn, anticipating Henry Moore, eh? Gotta be, Sherlock, JUST GOTTA BE--NOVA SCOTIA, RIGHT? (First class!)

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