Walking through the Toll Brother's "Steeplechase" neighborhood, I passed this green house. It looks funny with the green insulation paper on the outside before the siding and brickwork are added.
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It doesn't look that bad, actually! It would definately stand out if they painted it this color, too :D
ReplyDeleteWow, nicely wrapped in green.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me, next CDP theme day is Bright Colors.
c est joli avec cette couleur je trouve ;O)
ReplyDeletebon dimanche !
Could be a nice colour for a house. Green House - what a name...
ReplyDeleteNow that is green... and very cool!
ReplyDeleteAnd Anne of Green Gables is moving in very soon!
ReplyDeleteLove the green!
Whats the diffence between a green house and a greenhounse? Tomatoes can be grown in the last one!
ReplyDeletenice one
ReplyDeleteI was wondering why the house was wrapped in plastic…
ReplyDeleteWe obviously don't need insulation for our houses and had no idea what it was!
Green is the right colour I think, for the stack of cash it would take to own such a large house.
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