bike in tree: 10 Abandoned Places that Tell a Story
- 12/16/17 09:52 AM
Are you capitivated by abandoned places? What went on there and why is it the way it is right now? In Arizona we have our Arizona ghost towns certainly. As a real estate broker in Arizona, I love old places and old things.
Here are some interested abandoned places from the US and around the world. Tell your own story about each (from an internet circular- sources unknown). 1 | A tree growing through an abandoned piano 2 | Overgrown palace, PolandIn 1910, this grand palace was built as a home for Polish Royalty. The rest of the century proved uncertain for the country … (1 comments)
bike in tree: Tree House...how about this one?
- 12/30/16 09:53 AM
A tree house can be amazing. An amazing tree in the yard can make the home unique, talked about in the neighborhood, a landmark not to mention "sell" while adding much personal enjoyment and satisfaction while you own your home.
A home has a story, the people that lived there, the parties, the children that grew up, what was there before the home was built? A tree also has a story also some involving a home. The chidren that played around or in the shade of the tree, the integration of the tree and the family. The story a tree can tell … (0 comments)
bike in tree: An amazing "Tree" in your yard? Oh Wow!
- 08/28/15 01:52 AM
An amazing tree can make the home sell and also add much personal enjoyment and satisfaction while you own your home. A boy left his bike chained to a tree when he went to war in 1914. Tree grows around bike on Vashon Island, Washington state. By Todd Bates on Flickr and also on http://www.duskyswondersite.com/tag/amazing-trees/
For an amazing assortment of trees, in addition to this bike in a tree photo, that will amaze you see Duskyswondersite. These trees are awesome when looking at God's creation as well as some human imagination added in.
Choose one of these masterpieces for your home.
Where do plant a tree? … (1 comments)
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Jeff Masich-Scottsdale AZ Associate Broker,MBA,GRI
Are you capitivated by abandoned places? What went on there and why is it the way it is right now? In Arizona we have our Arizona ghost towns certainly. As a real estate broker in Arizona, I love old places and old things.
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