First of all, I would like to wish everyone a very Happy Valentines Day.
We are having beautiful weather, so Tom and I took a drive around town today. Very cold weather is headed our way next week and there is even talk of snow.
We hadn’t been over to the near south side of town in a while so we scouted around there.This area was a very desired location to build luxury homes back in the late 19th century. Then, it was followed by a time of old homes being torn down and warehouses popping up. It was also a pretty undesirable part of town. Very few of the old mansions are left standing. This one seems to be some sort of business. Everywhere you look there are modern condos and apartments being built,
A group of attorneys renovated this one for their offices.:
I hopped out to take a picture of this pretty old church and was surprised by the sign. Guess it has become a law office as well..
Heading back west we stopped at the University book shop to buy Tom a baseball cap. He always has a cap on his head so they wear out pretty quickly. A final stop for an 🍦 and we are home for the day...Heading out on a short trip tomorrow...more on that later.
Glad to see you out and blogging again
ReplyDeleteDearest Janey,
ReplyDeleteNot yet Valentine's Day but your wreath is pretty! Well done.
What beautiful homes you captured and worthwhile for changing them into attorneys offices or other businesses.
But the final one is quite a surprise...!
Hugs,
Mariette
I know..I figure Valentines Day will arrive before I get around to posting again 😊
DeleteI like those old houses very much! Valentine's day is an American thing . Commerce is trying to introduce it here too, but it is not a succes so far...
ReplyDeleteThe photo's look as though it is cold there. Must admit I have never seen a Valentine's day wreath on any doors over here in the UK.
ReplyDeleteI'm certainly glad to see that some of those grand old houses have been preserved. A law office in that old church seems a bit out of place for some reason. Maybe they could switch with the healing arts place. :-)
ReplyDeleteYour wreath looks very nicely done. I like it!