Some of you might remember this little house in the summer. Have a look, it's this way. It is located on the edge of town, just opposite the entrance to Fausses-Reposes forest.---------
Vous vous souviendrez peut-être de cette maison en été. Non ? Alors regardez ici. Elle se trouve à la lisière de la forêt de Fausses-Reposes et du département des Hauts-de-Seine.
Who could possibly miss this? I think it is just as stately and elegant in the winter and in all the summer glory! Is it a private home?
ReplyDeleteWhile the bright colors of the summer pic are inviting, I really like this winter shot. I love seeing snow at this time of year!
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming house.
ReplyDeleteCool! I've always wanted to take a photo from the same location each season. I really like the style of that house.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little house. I certainly wouldn't want to get up on that roof.
ReplyDeleteI love that house - it kinda looks like a gingerbread house - yumm!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful looking home. The second shot look so peaceful too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks nice under the snow as well!
ReplyDeleteAnother fairytale picture. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteElle a un petit côté maison de conte de fées,surtout avec la neige; mais est-ce celle de la sorcière ou de la gentille princesse?..
ReplyDeleteIt is enchanting and possibly enchanted. MB
ReplyDeleteWhat an intriguing house. And so pretyt in the snow.
ReplyDeleteYes, that's it, a gingerbread house! Leif is right.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to walk on the snow in your woods.
Interesting stonework, I bet a geologist would have a good time identifying all those. I wonder if they are local stones?
ReplyDeletej'adore les photos à différentes saisons
ReplyDeleteles 2 sont colorées ; le jardinier bosse à fond
Versaille is much more magical than Disneyland. xxxxx
ReplyDeleteThe snow is quite convincing as a prelude to winter...
ReplyDeleteThe word 'hiver' makes me quiver! It just SOUNDS cold. Love the little building. So elegant!
ReplyDeleteWow Ciel, so beautiful post.The house is very lovely with all snow around!
ReplyDeleteLéia
Very different from the summer version. But still beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCa pourrait être une maison de retraite.....J'sais pas, j'dis ça à cause de Fausses-Reposes. Ca me chiffonne cette appellation.
ReplyDeleteA charming little place.
ReplyDeleteI recognize it as the same place...but it sure does look different in the snow.
ReplyDeleteIt looks quite different, but the house is as lovely as ever :-D
ReplyDeleteJack Reacher, eh. Well there was no body in the pond but there was a beautiful woman standing by (hahaha).
ReplyDeleteI recently read 61 Hours and am waiting for the latest, Worth dying For, to come out in paperback or maybe I will buy it in hardback. MB
What an interesting looking home.
ReplyDeleteAutumn seems to have passed us by and I am hoping winter will make an appearance soon.
ReplyDeleteI have read every single one of the Jack Reacher novels. You don't need to read them chronologically but I wanted too and it helps you understand him more. MB
ReplyDeleteYou really do know how to make a fabulous post with photos and music and a bit of history. Thanks for this post.
ReplyDeletesuch a wonderful house, with a nice steep roof to let the snow slide off.
ReplyDelete«Louis» remembers seeing this house in Versailles.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming house! I like the brickwork patterns.
ReplyDeleteSharon
Très franchement cela te réussit bien de mettre un bon cache-nez et de te promener en forêt, les deux derniers posts avec neige poudreuse sont extra, et tu as même abondamment saupoudré la petite maison en pain d'épice de sucre glace, ça fait très envie !
ReplyDeleteOuais ! Je voudrais du pain d'épice de la Saint Nicolas !
Doucement??? :-))) It looks freezing, I wonder what it will be like in January!... Northern Portugal is all white for, at least, a week, which usually happens (and it might not happen) in January/February.
ReplyDeleteLove this small house by the way.
Gorgeous images :o)
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