You note, in the previous blog, how all the townhouses looked the same in front. Well, that is how the builder/seller built them. The only catch: the builder/seller only built THE FRONT of the homes, not the backs. You had to get your own builder to do the back. So, if you take a look BEHIND those facades, you will see a higgelty-pigglety bunch of very different houses -- some brick and tall, some wood and short, some just plain weird and ugly!
Bath was a "planned community" just like Lake Chesterfield or Lake St. Louis. Makes it seem less important, huh!!?!
And lions. Lion statues all over. Don't know why, but there are at least a hundred of them!
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It's like the horse statues in Louisville and the pig statues in Cincinnati. There were cow statues in some other city, but I don't remember which one.
ReplyDeleteCows were Chicago, I think they started it!!
ReplyDeleteMilton Keynes has then made out of concrete.
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