I'd imagine them being the judgiest neighbors ever. "Dont have sex too loud, the neighbors might hear us."
Isn't Duluth on Lake Superior? I'd assume the street is named after that.
I was hoping it wasn't carpet, but I think it's durable textured carpet. https://gocarpetcleaningatlanta.com/about-textured-carpet/ There are better photos of the pool area in this article: https://www.realtor.com/news/unique-homes/erickson-home-midcentury-minnesota-steel-bridge/ This house intrigues me. I love it but also don't. Also, per the article, the current owner has never filled the pool, so the agent says the condition and functionality of it are uncertain.
I finally figured out how to post the link in the original description!
Ah! That does sound like a match!
Duluth, MN. Are you saying your uncle has a dungeon pool?
A very unique house in a very cold climate: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3328-E-Superior-St-Duluth-MN-55804/61518190_zpid/
"Okay, hon, who's prep and who's oven tonight?"
I thought the same thing, but it needs to be shorter!
Assuming you didn't knock your hip while rounding the corner and spilling them everywhere!
This house is pretty cute (and priced within reach!), but that kitchen would annoy me...https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2429-Woodley-Rd-Montgomery-AL-36111/72810736_zpid/
For texture, the creators of this temple punched thousands of holes on the stones about 5,000 years ago. The effect was really cool. Malta.
There was something about the simplicity of this scene that caught my eye. That must have been a very large tree!
The desert rose (Adenium obesum) is a slow-growing plant, only growing about 12 inches per year. Such beautiful blooms!
Solving the age-old struggle of what to call ourselves here.
I adore the contours of her back.