The Neverending "CONNECT THE PICTURE" game

Planes, trains, and automobiles.

are six wings better than two ?
and even an additional wing between the landing wheels :wink:

Played a song about him, hbg

CHILDREN'S SONG

FOX , YOU STOLE THE GOOSE !

GINGERBREAD HOUSE (LEBKUCHEN HAUS)

hbg, couldn't see your picture although I tried to restore it several times.

I'm guessing, but it may have something to do with Hansel and Gretel who got lost here:

letty wrote :



you mean the GINGERBREAD HOUSE ? perhaps someone ate it

well , here is a different one - it's from austria :



let's hope someone with a sweet tooth doesn't come along ... ... :wink:

Another type gingerbread, hbg. A Victorian house with gingerbread trim.

letty :

your picture reminds me of one of the many beautiful houses in charleston .

we thought this house on the charleston riverfront was a real beauty .
seeing those spring gardens in march made us forget about the snow in kingston :wink:




the house was right at the corner of ATLANTIC STREET and ZIG-ZAG ALLEY

hbg, the homes in Charleston, South Carolina, are authentic. The homes in Williamsburg, Virginia are not. The entire town was restored. Here's one with seven gables.

even though williamsburg is kind of a museum , it's a nice place to visit and being away from any traffic enhances the experience .

we never stayed or had dinner at the WILLIAMSBURG INN , but went a couple of times for CONTINENTAL BREAKAST (a little less expensive - downright inexpensive , actually ) :wink: - the setting and the service were just superlative (wouldn't mind staying at the iNN ) .



(wasn't brave enough to snap a picture inside the dining room myself , so this will have to do .
i didn't want to upset the BLUEBLOODS that were having their morning coffee before going for a round of golf .:wink: )
hbg

I suspect some of those bluebloods visited this place.

The House of the Rising Sun. :wink:

letty :

that house looks like the "teacaddy house" here in kingston .
it is the former residence of canada's first prime minister - sir john a. macdonald .
the house is now a national heritage site .
btw. the gardens are planted with "heritage plants" appropriate to the 19th century when he and his family lived there for some years .

letty :

that house looks like the "teacaddy house" here in kingston .
it is the former residence of canada's first prime minister - sir john a. macdonald .
the house is now a national heritage site .
btw. the gardens are planted with "heritage plants" appropriate to the 19th century when he and his family lived there for some years .

Oh, hbg. I hope your P.M.'s house was not a house of ill repute as was the house of the rising sun in New Orleans.

Before it was destroyed, this one was a brothel.