Is this Versailles? I don't have to like it, do I? Kay summed it up best: classical meets wild west. But it doesn't work for me. There's mix 'n match and there's mix 'n mismatch. :-D
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Great shot and very unique facilities.
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Very interesting. I don't recall seeing these but we didn't get everywhere, either. Both are certainly necessary!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Ocala: I've been to that barbershop 2 X. I won't go back. They really aren't as good as they think they are!
:) Makes life feel happy.
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I thought for a moment we were having a look inside the men's bathroom (which seemed astonishingly capacious). What an intriguing capture, Ciel.
ReplyDeleteBizarre! A column made of a tree trunk with a scroll capital. I'm thinking some Greek architect is kinda freaking out? I like the contradiction.
ReplyDeleteInteressant cette architecture faite en rodins de bois.
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty unexpected, Ciel. Most things are very elegant at Versailles. I wonder who got the idea to install rustic log cabins.
ReplyDeleteI must say I never expected log cabins in Versailles. How fun to see them.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I love the Greek style columns made of unpeeled logs. The Mediterranean meets the wild wild west!
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
It looked like it had a thatched roof on the portal. Seems to have everything you need.
ReplyDeleteRustic and elegant at the same time!
ReplyDeleteune version ecologique du chateau ;)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely not what you'd find in cowboy country.
ReplyDeleteNow that's different.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't expect anything less than a 'stylish' cabana in Versailles!!
ReplyDeletevery different. Not what one would expect. MB
ReplyDeletedes cabanes royales en somme
ReplyDeleteMaybe I am on the wrong blog... No, this is really VDP!
ReplyDeleteRoyal log, bien sur! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks like part of the Indiana Jones ride at Disneyland. Very cool.
ReplyDeleteThat's a little surprise.
ReplyDeleteCabines versaillaises et "royales" comme le dit Bergson! Le concept "toilettes" n'était malheureusement pas connu à l'époque...
ReplyDeleteet voilà, c'est aussi un type différent de porta de mercredi cela la deuxième photo! mdr
ReplyDeleteLéia
Oh wow. Who would have thought of having columns on a log house??
ReplyDeleteOh what fun, I love the columns!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun twist on log cabins! I especially appreciate the grandeur of the "toilettes".
ReplyDeleteIs this Versailles? I don't have to like it, do I? Kay summed it up best: classical meets wild west. But it doesn't work for me. There's mix 'n match and there's mix 'n mismatch. :-D
ReplyDeleteBekannte Architektur mit außergewöhnlichen Baumaterialien, warum nicht :)
ReplyDeleteViele Grüße
Well I never! Never saw logs used in this type of construction.
ReplyDeleteWonderful and totally unexpected.
ReplyDeleteSharon