"Country lane" defined
I keep calling our street a "country lane." Here's what I mean by that:
We're really not out in the country in any sense of the word, but the seven houses on our cul-de-sac (three adjoining across the end of the road, and four adjoining off to one side) are at the end of a single short block with a corn & coffee & squash field on one side and a grassy field with citrus trees on the other side. The only cars that ever drive down it are the five or six that live at the end of it, so the kids (I've seen at least 10, aged from two to eleven) have the run of it most of the time.
That's Julia, honing her newfound bicycle prowess.
1 comments:
Great picture! Skillful bike rider!
It's nice to see the street. The only outside-of-the-house shot so far is the one taken at night when you first took the house.
Is there a car parking area inside a gate, or is it street (er, lane) parking?
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