Lucketts Part Two
>One of my favorite things to see at Lucketts had nothing to do with what there was to buy. It was the wonderful outbuildings (not outhouses) on the grounds.
I loved gazing at the architecture of each building. Many were made from old doors and windows, 
and most had a touch or two of beautiful moudings.
I think I may have mentioned before that my dream home would be on a few acres with no neighbors in sight. And have about five different outbuildings including a big ol' barn that would be used for family gatherings instead of animals (even though when my boys get together it tends to sound like a bunch of animals.) I don't think that dream will be coming true anytime soon so in the meantime I'll just drool over these. . .
and maybe figure out how I can build at least one outbuilding in my backyard.
Isn't this a perfect spot for outdoor eating?
Or, since I already have similar pillars, maybe I could build something like this. . .
A girl can dream, right?
and most had a touch or two of beautiful moudings.
I think I may have mentioned before that my dream home would be on a few acres with no neighbors in sight. And have about five different outbuildings including a big ol' barn that would be used for family gatherings instead of animals (even though when my boys get together it tends to sound like a bunch of animals.) I don't think that dream will be coming true anytime soon so in the meantime I'll just drool over these. . .
and maybe figure out how I can build at least one outbuilding in my backyard.Isn't this a perfect spot for outdoor eating?
Or, since I already have similar pillars, maybe I could build something like this. . .
A girl can dream, right?
