You know I love country house postcards, so no need to make that surprised face to see yet another entry with houses in the countryside… and this time in America :)
From Kalish. This is from New England in Northeast of the US, and during the agrarian period, they built stone walls like this to keep the land clear from rocks that keep coming back after every winter.
From Lene. “At Home in the Heartland” as it says on the card.. this farmhouse is in Iowa.
From DawnsRays. This is a reprint postard, I love that price (?) tag with 5 cent :) that was cheap! This house, or actually an office, belongs to Mr Jack Daniel (ever heard of Jack Daniel’s whiskey? He’s the one), and he did his work here until 1952 when a new office was built. Now this house is a popular sitting place on the tour. And see the ducks!! It seems Jack Daniel had many ducks at his office! :D
From Swan. What a beautiful place to live in, a cottage surrounded with pretty pink tulips! This place is located in Tulip Town (yes, it’s named Tulip afterall!) in Mount Vernon, Washington.
From Amily. While countryhouses above are located in greeny fields, this one is rather deserted and abandoned somewhere in the dessert. The ownder either left for the city or built a newer and nicer house. Instead of tearing the old buildings down, they just sit there for generations as a reminder of what it used to be like. Quite nostalgic, isn’t it?
