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Do you recognize this lighthouse and surroundings? hint: Not in Oregon.
Olympic Penninsula?
Cape Disappointment, WA. Mouth of the Columbia River
Don’t know but so beautiful.
Need some clues.
The over-the-top MCM tile work in one of several bathrooms in the amazing Richard and Helen Rice House/Museum (1953). #docomomooregon
Are you in Hillsboro??
That is a cool place.
Hi Eric! Give us a call sometime when you’re here. Maybe even a massage!
Almost looks like our bathroom, but we didn’t have the jack and Jill sinks, and we still kept the mahogany cabinetry.
I didn’t realize man crush Monday was the same acronym as mid century modern. 🤦♀️
Civil, Nautical and Astronomical twilight in late August. #twilighttime
Have a new fall tour schedule yet?
Twilight from the Pigeon Steps on Midsummer Eve. #astoriaoregonart
What a lovely, little town. Don't you miss the big city?
Looks like you're enjoying your new home.
A very unusual house perched (literally) on the bank of the Columbia River near Pixie Park in Columbia City. It looks to be a modern replica of a number of 19th century architectural styles. Does anyone know the story of this elegant but puzzling residence? #columbiacityoregon
All I could find was the description “interesting house” but you already knew that 😉. But also some history of the town. We’ll have to stop there next time we drive that direction. columbiariverimages.com/Regions/Places/columbia_city.html
I believe that's known as the "gonna fall into a river" style
Oh my! It almost looked authentic in your photo, but after looking at the latest real estate listing: www.zillow.com/homedetails/1930-The-Strand-Columbia-City-OR-97018/62750492_zpid/ it appears to be a McMansion snout house cloaked in a Queen Anne garb
Lovejoy Fountain (c.1965) part of an urban promenade on the south end of downtown Portland designed by Lawrence Halprin to evoke a ‘sense of place’ in the PNW. The linear park includes 3 fountains and an overall thematic continuity. #landscapearchitecture
Love the sound of the fountain, interesting architecture and landscaping----an aspect of Portland that I've never seen.
Beautiful!
Metropol Parasol (2011) designed by German architect Jurgen Mayer; is a defining urban landmark in Old Seville. #setasdesevilla
Very strange!
The Royal Alcazar in Seville. Built by the Moorish rulers in Andalusia in the 12th century, later occupied by Christian royalty after the re-conquest. #sevillehistorytour
Flamenco in Seville. Astounding physicality and emotion. #flamencodance
I miss seeing the female dancer in the huge, swishy skirt!
Bullfighting ring in Seville. An 18th century landmark in Seville that represents a unique aspect of the Spanish cultural heritage. #plazadetorossevilla
