Jeff Lamberts Photoblog
Where I Hang My Hat.
Posted by Jeff (Pembroke Dock, Wales., United Kingdom) on 13 December 2008 in Architecture.
For the last 43yrs,and hopefully a few more to come.
We intend to have an American breakfast sometime over the holiday,so any special pancake recipes or hints and tips on your cuisine will be very welcome...And I promise to post a shot of the breakfast so you can all have a laugh at my efforts.
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
complete with satelitte dish to watch the Welsh win no doubt
13 Dec 2008 5:27am
@jamesy: I'ts the only way we can get decent reception..I'm going to get a great big one, so I dont miss a thing when we stuff the Blacks next Autumn. ;>))
Linerberry from Sumner, Christchurch, New Zealand
Wow 43 years!!! Thats great! May you have many more and thanks for sharing:-)
13 Dec 2008 5:54am
@Linerberry: Thanks Liner...Very much appreciated. :>)
San G. from Encino, California, United States
Thanks for sharing the house of your family (43 years!!!?). It looks so solid and substantial. Lots of memories in there ...
13 Dec 2008 6:21am
@San G.: Lots and Lots and Lots and Lots...Thanks Sandy.
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
43 years is a long time. That's what I call putting down your roots. It is kind of neat being able to see the home where both Anthony and Alun where raised. Here's wishing you many more happy years here Jeff.
13 Dec 2008 6:38am
@Marion: Thank you Marion...Seems like only yesterday<I hate cliches>but in this case its right. :>)
@djedfre: We try to make it so,thank you for dropping in. :>)
Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom
Yes lots of happy memories, and yes the dish would be there to watch the boys win :)))
13 Dec 2008 8:28am
@Alun Lambert: And Corrie,East Enders,Emmerdale and Neighbours. ;>))
@Rags: Call in any time,the coffee is always hot.
Shirin Moosavi from Tehran, Iran
A beautiful house, and a wonderful home for sure :)
13 Dec 2008 10:15am
@Shirin Moosavi: Thank you Shirin.
grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom
Nice crisp shot Jeff.
I'm intrigued by the sign in the next door neighbours window. Does he want to stop something?
13 Dec 2008 10:47am
@grouser: Thanks Grouse..Just a request for Santa to "STOP" there..and i'm sure he will.
Judy from Brooksville-Florida,, United States
Ahhhh, now we see the other end of the path to the gate.
What a safe and secure place to live for all those years ... now we wish you a Merry Christmas and many more years together here!
13 Dec 2008 11:44am
@Judy: When the weather gets better(Hopefully), i'll take you for a walk round the back,and introduce you to the Goldfish. ;>))
lisa v from Gawler, Australia
Looks like a nice place. ..43 years is hard for me to fathom, but then I have a habit of moving about every 4 years.
13 Dec 2008 12:07pm
@lisa v: Didn't see any point in uprooting,It's who you are,not where you are, that counts. :>)
@Eleftheria!: Thank you my Friend. :>)
Anthony Lambert from Bielefeld, Germany
Did you water the path extra for the photo ?
Alisha asks if you´ve had the house painted since the summer ?
13 Dec 2008 3:21pm
@Anthony Lambert: Yes, and I painted the house,manicured the lawn,and reglazed the windows,and still had time to answer your comment before breakfast...I'm off now to paint a white line right down the M4 motorway before lunch...!!NOT!!. ;>)))
Fliss from Melbourne Beach, United States
Anthony... I think he did a little clean up before taking the photo... (snicker, snicker)... great shot...
13 Dec 2008 8:53pm
@Fliss: !!Thanks Pal !! Love you too.
Bookfool from Vicksburg, United States
Looks like a great place to hang your hat! 43 years!! If I stay in this house that long, someone just shoot me (I'm not in the house of my dreams). :)
13 Dec 2008 10:23pm
@Bookfool: Dreams are just that,"Dreams"...Reality is where we live.
Les from Lincoln, United States
Great place to hang your hat. I'm pretty sure I haven't done anything for 43 years other than breathe! :) Here's to many more years!
14 Dec 2008 5:55pm
@Les: Helps pass the time girl..And thank you for your comments. :>)
Panasonic DMC-FZ18
1/200 second
F/5.6
ISO 100
28 mm (35mm equiv.)