Oooh-er, that’s an odd house.
Here’s why. It belongs to friends of ours, and I was looking at it as I was enjoying a glass of wine in their garden.
This is Day Two of Square Odds.
The Odd House
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Oh Dear, Margaret… hope you got back to your house ok!!
I think it’s the weather that is odd too, if this was taken this January / February – works unseasonably mild ( must have been, if you were happily quaffing wine in the garden!) 🌻
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Emma, it’s ridiculously mild today – 10 degrees at 7.00 a.m. But this image was taken in the summer. We’re not THAT hardy! Yes, we staggered back round the corner in one piece.
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Was that you or the wine talking?
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No comment.
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My thoughts too!!
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Or perhaps she was talking to the wine 😂
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🍷🥴
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😉
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Ha! You might have started something now. A squiffy contest!
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Hic! In my defence, I can’t have been squiffy. It’s in focus, that shot.
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So it is! 🤣💟
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Yes, but you are standing on your head for one shot!
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That must be true Peter, and the inebriated can’t do that.
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Very odd indeed.
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I thought it looked rather hazy! A great oddity, Margaret
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oh this is very good, inspired in fact 😀
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And look who provided the inspiration!
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😊
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Cool capture….but not in February??
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If you didn’t see the second two pics you could think the photo was an odd house over a wall on a snowy day. Yes, we have climate-scary warm weather down here in Suffolk too.
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I see what you mean. We’re doing winter gloom today, by the way.
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I hope you weren’t battered by those recent windy storms.
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Not too bad thanks. I hope you were all safely tucked up too.
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I was, thank you and there was no massive eucalyptus to worry about now either.
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Haha, very clever! I like taking photos of reflections (refractions?) in wine glasses but I never thought to crop them tight like this 😀
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Oddness demands it.
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Brilliant capture, Margaret 👏 It’s like having an alcohol dispensing lensball 😂
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Now THAT sounds like an invention whose time has come!
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Love these captures, Margaret! Creative!
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Thanks Amy. It’s been fun looking for oddities.
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You are so talented Margaret that you control gravity. You can turn your wine upside down and it stays in its glass 😀 😀
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Cee, it’s a skill I need every day! 😉
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Clever! And even cleverer is that you turned the glass upside down and the wine didn’t pour out! Most odd 😂
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Odd indeed. But a skill we all should learn 😉
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Margaret – you have the best way of looking at life. I never thought of looking at a house through a wine glass. I love seeing your world through your lens.
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It just winked at me and begged to be taken!
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