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o how lovely. pretty pink
-B-
Thu 11-10-2011
I see what you mean by peeling wallpaper.
ferdy
Thu 11-10-2011
Fix it up for that great view.
A D Nilsen
Thu 11-10-2011
These trees have such rich color, its almost like they are starting to bleed inside the window panes.
LucieLou
Thu 11-10-2011
How boot-i-ful!!!

It is a combination of ruin and life...perfect composition and lighting. :)
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 11-11-2011
Like some dusty fairytale..
Lizzie
Fri 11-11-2011
The colours are amazing! This is a fantastic photo.
KendraSweet
Fri 11-11-2011
I love the purple-red leaves. Too bad the parquet floor will be ruined.
BKW Ontario
Fri 11-11-2011
Momma Nature is knocking on the windows.
Larry D
Fri 11-11-2011
Looks like a tongue hanging down from the left corner of the ceiling. Love the red leaves. I think they want to come in.
Icewox
Sat 11-12-2011
The color and the pattern make me think of this as an interesting start for a wallpaper.
Claudia
Mon 11-14-2011
Don't see that herringbone floor pattern anymore. Too bad. I kinda like it :-). Pretty red leaves against the pale rest of the room.
nvusofmotts
Mon 11-14-2011
That's a giant radiator. Seems a shame to have taken up the entire wall with a single unit instead of multiple smaller units spread across the 3 walls...
Mike
Tue 11-15-2011
Wonderful!
Katy
Wed 11-16-2011
I love rooms that are in ruins that look out on fall folliage or a gray winter scene, even a sunny pleasant day. It's such a contrast.
eldokid@aol.com
Thu 11-17-2011
The colours here are stunning.
Abby
Sun 11-27-2011
At first I thought the leaves were stained glass windows. Right? The little ivy crawling in looks like dripping blood.
liza
Fri 02-10-2012

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