Hello everyone,
I hope you enjoyed your weekend. We had some cold weather move back in but it is milder for this week.
It is time again for Mosaic Monday so I am sharing some photos I took a few years ago on a trip to Martha's Vineyard. These storybook cottages are in Oak Bluffs which started out as a tent campground for open air Methodist church services but later they built these charming cottages.
Wouldn't you love to see inside these charming cottages?
I love all the interesting architecture.
It is such a beautiful place that I would love to go back someday.
I am happy to report that my son fixed the problem with my computer so that it is much faster again making it more fun to use!
Thank you Mary for hosting Mosaic Monday at the Little Red House
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Thank you for visiting me,
Carolyn
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Yes, I would love to inside some of those beautiful homes. Lovely mosaics. Have a great easter:)
ReplyDeleteCharming cottages indeed.
ReplyDeleteAs usual, I enjoy your beautiful bog, and beautiful music.
Have a SPRINGY {is that word?} oh, I'm sure it is....springy and Eastery week.
I want to go! They almost look like candy!
ReplyDeleteOh those are all truly charming. What fun to see them...
ReplyDeleteI love, love, loveeeee your mosaic pictures!
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful gingerbread! Thaks so much for sharing your lovely images at MM> :)
ReplyDeleteOh, they're charming! ::Jill
ReplyDeleteCarolyn,
ReplyDeleteSo enjoyed the mosaics!
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Carolyn how wonderful that we meet again on MM!
ReplyDeleteLove all the houses that you put together for this post..certainly the details on those houses very attractive!Reminds me of structures in Niagara on The Lake!
Thank you for sharing!
Carolyn..those cottages are beautiful...I have been fortunate to visit Martha's Vineyard on two occasions....one of my most favorite places in the world!
ReplyDeleteHi Carolyn.. Those houses are so Beautiful, that had to be a wonderful trip! Bella
ReplyDeleteHello Carolyn! So nice to see your lovely photos from Martha's Vineyard, right here in good ol' Massachusetts! Nice job! Sincerely, Susan
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing photos of the pretty cottages. Nest they were even prettier to see in person.
ReplyDeleteOh i believe in a fairytales.
ReplyDeleteI'm dreaming to live in a house like that!
But is only a dream and dreams come true???
Ah my little home in the sity i like it also.
Have a nice day
Yolanda
They are simply gorgeous, Carolyn. Yes, I would love to see them inside and out! Have a beautiful new week.
ReplyDeleteKathy
Beautiful homes and mosaic.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
ReplyDeleteyour mosaics are a pleasure to look at!
Those cottages are truly charming, like fairytale houses..
Have a sweet day
Flaviana
They are absolutely beautiful. I'm looking for a dolls house just like these. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cottages, Carolyn. Thank you so much for sharing these photos.
ReplyDeleteI'll never forget my little trip there.. It was about 10 yrs ago.. I didn't have a digi:) You have great shots there.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn....What pretty little houses! I love how you did them in a mosaic!~Patti
ReplyDeleteI love historical homes with all the barge board. The people who built those homes were real craftsmen. Thanks for sharing those. Valerie
ReplyDeleteoh, I would love to visit here too! Beautiful homes! I could move right into one of them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful mosaics of beautiful homes. I would love to tour the inside. hugs ~lynne~
ReplyDeleteI love all those houses. I hope someday my little house is as cute as those!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely mosaics, Carolyn; they speak of a time nearly past. Perfect for the arrival of spring.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you,
Laurie
Absolutely amazing. Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks to share these beauties.
Hélène - France
www.artglehen.fr
Aren't they just the cutest little cottages? All the gingerbread and detailing make them look so cozy.
ReplyDeleteThe grandchildren would love them for a playhouse I'm sure.
Judith
Dear Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteThe cottages are beautiful!!! Yes, I would love to see the inside of them. I hope you can go back for a visit soon. Thank you for sharing your lovely mosaic photos!
I am glad your son fixed your computer.
Have a lovely week!
Love, Paula
I love all the gingerbread trim and fancy details - so charming!
ReplyDeleteAmanda
Hello Carolyn,
ReplyDeleteI had stopped by earlier but Blogger wasn't showing your photos; along with mine and everyone else's. The problem seems to be corrected. Your tour of the cottages is wonderful! Would like to visit there myself sometime. Hope to see you you tomorrow for Tea Time. Enjoy a nice evening.
Blessings,
Sandi
Hi carolyn, The homes are so charming!!I wish i lived there...Kathy
ReplyDeleteOh my Carolyn, these are so charming. I think maybe I would do just fine living in one of these cute things. The mosaics you created with your pictures are lovely.
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What wonderful inspiration while I'm dreaming of my own cottage-to-be! Thank you for sharing these lovlies Carolyn! ♥
ReplyDeleteLove your photos! I am going to be sure to become a follower of yours!
ReplyDeleteBest regards,
Gloria
Fantasic mosaic. I saw a show on these cottages and it was about maintaining them. The painting was labor intensive but just look at the lovely results. Beautiful photo's. I can only imagine that you gardens are coming to life by now.
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