What does the title have to do with the photo?
Not a darn thing!
Instead, it’s referring to the fact that Joe had to remind me to post this week. And i’m sliding under the wire with 90 minutes to spare!
What does the title have to do with the photo?
Not a darn thing!
Instead, it’s referring to the fact that Joe had to remind me to post this week. And i’m sliding under the wire with 90 minutes to spare!
Monochromia 
You work great under pressure, Laurie. Love your image. 🙂
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My contribution to Monochromia this week. Joe gave this image the perfect title: The Original Tiny House.
This log cabin is part of the Wilderness Road Museum in Newbern, Virginia. The museum and surrounding cabins were closed when I road by one last Sunday afternoon, but I believe the cabin was built in the early 1800s.
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I think I came close to your ninety minutes last Wednesday night. Nothing like three straight weeks of company to throw off one’s routine.
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Glad I’m not the only one who has to be nudged every once in awhile!
Hope you find some quiet time soon.
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A hot summers day – neat contrast.
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It was quite the warm day. Perfect for riding though 🙂
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This is a damn nice image Last Minute Laurie 🙂 What a perfect tiny home this would make for Terry and I. Seriously Laurie I love this image great work.
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As you know by now, I have tagged you all over social media as the author of a great title!
In all seriousness: early American settlers were the first to live in Tiny Houses, and the Native Americans, Tiny Teepees.
I never thought about it until you used the term to describe the log cabin
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