it's an adorable house. the flowers and gardens are spectacular. again, cornelius, thanks for the color and detail that you give us.

The house is very lovely,Cornelius,it is very cute,the colors and lighting are very nice as well as the sky,the flowers in the foreground are really pretty too,the photo is very nice.

I think Jen said it so well, I agree on what she says. Both house and garden are wonderful. Excellent photo!

Great stuff from you yet again, cool, very cool work indeed, just stunning, wonderful colours.

All the best my friend.

Regards,

Mark.

Plymouth, Devon, England, UK.

Cornelius - The fine brickwork is exceeded by the window shutters which, in turn, competes with the beautiful gardens. Your trademark color and clarity bring this beautifully composed photo to life. Outstanding my friend! Thad

Mr. C, my wife and I had those bushes at our very first house. We called them our popcorn bushes. Thanks for the memory. The house we had was about the same size as the one in the picture, too!

A beautiful image of the little house with the beautiful gardens. sandi♥ =^..^=

A very nice shot, and a beautiful house with the same kind of surroundings.

Winona

Love the angle across the tops of the blooms Sir C. Very nicely done.

Stan

The color of the shudders almost looks native American. Funny how designs like that can be found world wide. I like the little house. Very well captured.

I glanced at this and before I enlarged it, I thought the front yard was full of sheep. Very good looking house and beautiful garden. I really should wear my glasses when I am on the computer. Fran

I love these small quaint houses-so homey. Like those white poms poms too. KEEP-PAH!

They sure have lots of foofies and bushes and such. Must be a lot of work. Those shutters sure stand out. You have captured this very nicely, Mr. C. I would love to live there.

Does Queen Anne live there Sea? You angle and composition are outstanding. I can tell you put some thought into this one.
Good health to you and yours.

OFT

Just how 'small' is this pal?...

are these what we call miniature houses! like in a miniature village?...

You must sat down low for this one!...or sore knees? so, well come to the sore knee club!...lol

Like to answer Bob's questions above:
1. This kind of houses was built around 1900. The houses were intended for farm-labourers. The interior is converted to nowadays standards and the houses are sold to mostly retired foreign (German and Belgian) people to use them as second house, enabling them to spend their time in Zeeland during the summer season.
2. It's better to have sored knees instead of wet knees, mate, LOL!!!

The house looks cute and the garden looks very nice Cornelius. Very nice capture and a very good composition.

Everthing is so clean tidy and precise and the blooms in the foreground add a nice softness.
You composition displays it to very good advantage Cornelius :)