For instance, homes in Pinetown were required to move back off the street, as I guess they were making the street wider. I know the house I live in (my husband's) were one of those that were required to "Back up" I have heard the stories and even seen pictures of my husband's grandfather moving the house back from the street.
There are two houses on the street I live on that is obvious never got backed up. The picture(s) of today are one of those.
Since I moved in to the house I am now living (my husbands) the house I am posting has always been empty. I have seen people come and rake, and clean up around it and keep it in good shape. You can tell it is not some "abandoned " home, left in this town to just rot. Someone is giving this little tiny house some love.
I might add it has some awesome trees around it!
You can tell by the picture(s) just how close this little house is to the road., and you can understand why they were all moved back. I love this little cabin looking house. To me it is adorable!
Believe it or not, this is the side of the house! You can see where the snowplow went by last week!
This is the front, again you can see where the front door is in connection to the street!
And pretty much a straight shot of the whole thing!
Ya know, I expect people to probably look at this place differently than I do. When I see and walk by this house (which is on a daily basis) I am always really thrilled that the owners (that do not live here) take care of this little house so well. I would just love to have been a fly on the walls of this little house all the years it was occupied.I just bet it has a story or 2 or many, many more to tell!
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