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Period Home - Hamley Bridge

South Australia.

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Graeme22-Sep-2020 00:11
A very nice looking house with its balcony and stonework, David.V
Fabienne21-Sep-2020 19:31
C’est une jolie maison où il doit faire bon y vivre.
Apostolos Tikopoulos21-Sep-2020 19:24
Excellent shot of this attractive house. V.
William Barletta21-Sep-2020 18:13
Quite unusual with an Asian roof but no front windows ~V~
Blandine Mangin21-Sep-2020 16:37
beautiful house ! v
Industrial Heritage21-Sep-2020 15:37
Very beautiful house and in great colors too. So different from the rest
Walter Otto Koenig21-Sep-2020 13:55
Beautiful old home. I like this architectural style. "V"
Dave Petersen Photography21-Sep-2020 13:15
A very interesting and beautiful architectural design that does have an Asian flair. It would be interesting to know more about the history in this wonderful capture. V
peterjay4521-Sep-2020 11:42
An outstanding image of this beautiful home, David, wonderful detail and colours.
marie-jose wolff21-Sep-2020 09:50
I love this house, beautiful architecture of Asian inspiration! V
joseantonio21-Sep-2020 04:24
great capture of this elegant house.V.
Claude Gagnon21-Sep-2020 01:38
So beautiful house! Well done David : ))
Helen Betts21-Sep-2020 01:07
Great capture of this attractive house, but a pity it's bricked up.
Pierre Martin21-Sep-2020 00:54
beautiful picture of that lovely house!
Don Mottershead21-Sep-2020 00:26
Very curious. The house looks to be in very good shape, but appears to be bricked up and abandoned. I wounder what the story is.
Well photographed.
Neil Marcus21-Sep-2020 00:04
I like the design of the house. Different from what is familiar to me. What is the style called and during what period of history?
globalgadabout20-Sep-2020 23:42
seems its era is over with all those bricks in the openings...looks too good to abandon..
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