Monday, February 25, 2013

Images And Words Week 199 ~ Unusual Structures

Sue is our Host this week and I do recommend 
that you visit her wonderful post on 
I have chosen these unusual and colourful little bathing boxes, which by the way, are worth a fortune when you consider their size.

12 comments:

  1. Could almost be an english beach but a good subject for the photo. And I know what you mean by being worth a fortune. I could not afford to buy one in England, they are out of proportion with the prices

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  2. Wonderful summer image. Love the words.

    My entry

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  3. These are quite the cat's MEOW!!!
    Vibrantly attractive and certainly an unusual structure, at least for my neck of the woods!

    Great post, Milli!

    ( containing everything one needs? that's intriguing so I ask you...what's inside these colorful boxes??)

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  4. Lovely colorful bathing boxes!
    Unusual indeed.

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  5. Quaint and colourful, I love them!!! Here is MY I&W ENTRY

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  6. This is a beautiful shot of the unusual houses.
    I would love to see something like this.
    Do you own them or rent them?
    They are so colorful.
    What is inside?
    Love them.

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  7. I have a link http://www.brightonbathingbox.org.au/index.html
    to these particular Bathing Boxes Here if anyone wants to read their history.

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  8. A lovely very colourful photo Milli. I know what's in them. LOL

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    1. wonderful photograph, Milli, I have always liked this specific shot. I also want to take a peep inside, presume they are privately owned?

      I think the only place I have ever seen these is in Cape Town. False Bay or Muizenberg Strand. Now why on earth did I not take a photograph. Looking everywhere, but think it could have been the year we went down for a funeral , before I got a digital camera *sigh*

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  9. Love this picture, Milli! Bright colours in a row... They remind me a small summer resort in the north of Portugal, where most of the houses overlooking the sea are colorful stripped.

    STRIPED HOUSES

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