Weekly Photo Challenge: Purple
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I only went to Japan for 4 days, but I fell in love with it too! I love your purple-bannered house!
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I think it’s a temple actually. I’d love to live in a Japanese house. They often have a very natural look inside and out. One problem though – no central heating. Zannen, as the Japanese say. (Zannen means “that’s regretable”.)
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Yes, I know! When I stayed there in winter, I had a kerosene heater that automatically turned off every two hours. What a pain that was!!
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that’s a beautiful house!
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I Love your entry for the challenge. Thanks for the pingback and for listing my blog.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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That’s a lovely house. How many blogs do you have?
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Japan is definitely at the top of my list of places I would love to visit and photograph. Thanks for sharing, cheers!
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It’s a very photogenic country. So many good festivals. You should visit Kyoto and Nara.
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Fabulous!
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