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Blackdesertwind wrote:
You know, when you look at it real fast, it almost looks like snow…Any pictures of you twindragonsmum?
Oh and twindragonsmum and Koishiikitty can I have your permission to copy your pictures to my computer so I can use them as a desktop?yes! I do not mind that BDW 😀
OH cool! Those salt flats are so amazing. the landscape looks so alien! what cute boys!
I grew up in San Jose, California and was lucky enough to have the opportunity of working at the Winchester Mystery House. Last year I got the chance to go visit again. I wanted pics that weren’t the standard, straight on view of the house. So this is what I got. As an interesting side note, in wading through our family history/genealogy I found that Sarah Winchester, builder of this house, is my 5th cousin 5 times removed.
Standard front view of the house. The one everyone takes…
Other views
Some of the roof line and architecture from the inside…
I’ve got more somewhere of the inside of the house and other architectural detail if anyone is interested!
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Great pictures, please post more! It’s really a beautiful house with a great story behind it. How cool that you are related, even distantly.
Right after me! ‘Tho with a ground floor that covers an acre of land I’m sure there’s more than enough room for both of us! 😀
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twindragonsmum wrote:Right after me! ‘Tho with a ground floor that covers an acre of land I’m sure there’s more than enough room for both of us! 😀
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With that much ground, I probably couldn’t find you if I wanted to. 😆 😆
Playing hide & seek in the dark, through four stories and over a mile long tour route, was a little freaky 😯 but waaaaaayyy fun!
Y’all asked, so here you go!
twindragonsmum 😀
Roof line shots
Tiffany & Co. windows
More later of interiors; gotta run and get the boys from school 😀
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That is the coolest house ever, with an amazingly strange history. Thanks for posting all the pics! I hope to make it there one day, just to see what I can see and get a feel for the place. My friend, who used to do paranormal investigations, went there (for personal interest, not research), and she said it was rather eerie (though cool) even without equipment. And it’s only half the fun being in it… gotta look at your pictures afterwards to see if anybody was present in the shot. The one pic (yellow doorway w/ bookshelf) might… there’s an orb there. Or could be dust… it is hard to tell at times :roll:.
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