You lot have got it.
(apologies Bobskoot and Baron - you both clearly have good taste and I'm grateful that you show your appreciation)
Feedback from my post of the beautiful temple of Poseidon suggested that you felt that the place was unfinished, had concrete reinforcement bars sticking out of the roof and suggestions were offered variously indicating that:
Affer wants UPVC windows
Bikerted feels the need for solar panels (very eco but there isn't much pollution around Cape Sounion)
Little Miss Montieandme seeks stone effect IKEA deco
Well here you are my friends:-
If ever I'm in need of employment, I'ld pop a card through the letterbox offering my services as a window cleaner.
ReplyDeleteAh! At last Nikos - a decent garage. One in which you would have (nearly) enough room to decoke a BMW. And probably a good drain to pour old engine oil down. Sensible chap. What's the rent like?
ReplyDeleteUmmmm..Not bad Nikos, BUT..cant see any IKEA curtains with matching tie backs, I'm sure their on order!!!
ReplyDeleteyes it is ugly like hell!! they try to "sell" it as beautifull"... always the same... reconstructions could be so nice and give you maybe afeeling how it really was.....
ReplyDeletex the anonymo
I'm sure Montieandme means stone effect like the Duckworths' on Corrie.
ReplyDeleteNikos:
ReplyDeleteSometimes I just wonder, who has been there before, what it was like to have wandered the streets eons ago in a past life. What hardships the people endured, what conveniences they had, if any.
Utilitarian, cement structures evoke no emotions, just another building like so many others of their kind through-out the world. Functional in their design but not able to endure the test of time
bob
bobskoot: wet coast scootin
it's not the appearance that counts, it's what's inside
ReplyDelete*winces*
ReplyDeleteHahahaha...very good
ReplyDelete"it's not the appearance that counts, it's what's inside" - haha yes Maria,
ReplyDeleteyou won't be seeing the E***n marbles that's for sure!
Umm it is rather ugly or at least odd shaped.
ReplyDeleteGlennis - a warm welcome to you from New Zealand!
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