Here I post about all things fantasy and give tips on writing a book based on my experience. My three main books form a trilogy called the Prophecy of the Kings, a Gold Award Winning book, and I've also written Drachar's Demons. Happy to chat so please feel free to comment on any of my blogs. Good reading - David
In Rye there is a street where every house is 1420 ish. I think the French burned Rye to the ground in the later 14th century. There's some lovely houses with one called - house with a bench!! Now that's living.
"House with a bench" sounds like the owners really liked watching the neighborhood and visiting with their neighbors. {SMILE}
When I visited my cousin and Aunt in McDonough, Georgia (USA), my cousin drove me around and pointed out any houses that pre-dated the (American) Civil War. I think the town had gotten largely burned out in that war, too. I guess that sort of thing isn't too uncommon in war. {lop-sided Smile}
"House with a bench" sounds like the owners really liked watching the neighborhood and visiting with their neighbors. {SMILE}
ReplyDeleteWhen I visited my cousin and Aunt in McDonough, Georgia (USA), my cousin drove me around and pointed out any houses that pre-dated the (American) Civil War. I think the town had gotten largely burned out in that war, too. I guess that sort of thing isn't too uncommon in war. {lop-sided Smile}
I love old buildings, American civil war one must be amazing.
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