your ideal house - Page 2

Villavic · #16 02-24-2009, 05:47 PM

though this one could be too... but hard to drill for hanging paintings.

RoseGarden · #17 02-24-2009, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000

I love everybody's tastes! This is a house I grew up loving in Raleigh, NC. When I was a kid, it was abandoned, run down, and had windows broken out... it was fantastically spooky!

This is a spooky looking house!!!!

gretchen · #18 02-24-2009, 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Villavic

Oh that's FANTASTIC, when's the dinner party?? I'm bringing the 7 layer salad!

gretchen · #19 02-24-2009, 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by louielouie2000

I love everybody's tastes! This is a house I grew up loving in Raleigh, NC. When I was a kid, it was abandoned, run down, and had windows broken out... it was fantastically spooky!

Okay that's haunted. End of story.

Stew_Matthews · #20 02-26-2009, 05:24 PM

....some nice houses..........

My favourite is the very old house I was born in. It's just a few miles outside Oxford, UK and I hope to spend my retirement years in it...........

rubytuesday · #21 02-26-2009, 05:50 PM

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....some nice houses..........

My favourite is the very old house I was born in. It's just a few miles outside Oxford, UK and I hope to spend my retirement years in it...........

That is so cute.

Stew_Matthews · #22 02-26-2009, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by rubytuesday

That is so cute.

It is a pretty typical Cotswold village house. It's been empty for a while and I'm looking out for a William Adam, Palladian style mansion in a few acres of beautiful parkland, ideally near Edinburgh........

..... so if you have one, we could swap!

rubytuesday · #23 02-26-2009, 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Stew_Matthews

It is a pretty typical Cotswold village house. It's been empty for a while and I'm looking out for a William Adam, Palladian style mansion in a few acres of beautiful parkland, ideally near Edinburgh........

..... so if you have one, we could swap!

ha! Hmmm I'd have to think about that one but unfortunately I don't inherit it.

rubytuesday · #24 02-26-2009, 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Stew_Matthews

It is a pretty typical Cotswold village house. It's been empty for a while and I'm looking out for a William Adam, Palladian style mansion in a few acres of beautiful parkland, ideally near Edinburgh........

..... so if you have one, we could swap!

Have you been to it btw? it kind of creeps me out (not that I'd mind if you had) if you google it and see random people that have been in it. There are more impressive ones so I would recomend going to those instead

Stew_Matthews · #25 02-26-2009, 06:28 PM

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ha! Hmmm I'd have to think about that one but unfortunately I don't inherit it.

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.... that is a shame - I've visited the house when I was doing some work near there on the setting up of a mining museum, my then employer sponsored some of the work.......... small world...!

rubytuesday · #26 02-26-2009, 06:39 PM

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.... that is a shame - I've visited the house when I was doing some work near there on the setting up of a mining museum, my then employer sponsored some of the work.......... small world...!

Are you serious!!! omg I just went red and am so embarassed. See what I mean though about not being able to just run around like in a normal house, like you can't accidentally scratch a wall!

That'ss so weird though, I'm giggling. I feel like being spied on. Please don't tell me you've met my mum!

Stew_Matthews · #27 02-26-2009, 06:50 PM

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Are you serious!!! omg I just went red and am so embarassed. See what I mean though about not being able to just run around like in a normal house, like you can't accidentally scratch a wall!

That'ss so weird though, I'm giggling. I feel like being spied on. Please don't tell me you've met my mum!

....you shouldn't have posted the picture......! I might have met you!!

I was sponsored through Uni by BP and I worked on the Scottish north sea oil rigs during the summer holidays and then on other projects of theirs during other college holidays. BP invested a lot of money into the Scottish Mining Museum and I repaired and installed the winding engine................... I think they still let the public go up and down into the coal mine in it. Your secrets are safe - don't worry.......

rubytuesday · #28 02-26-2009, 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Stew_Matthews

....you shouldn't have posted the picture......! I might have met you!!

lol that's kind of scary in a small world kind of way. I didn't know there were people who would know that area on this message board, I thought everyone was pretty much from America. That's really funny. I know strangers go through the house but to randomly meet up with someone whose been inside on an internet forum when I'm moved on and living in Australia, that's kind of weird to think I might have been talking to someone whose been through it. haha. You are right, I shouldn't have posted the picture!