I have a ton of wedding photos on my external hard drive, but that's still in the country with the ladies, so for now I'll just say hello and post a few photos of the Riverwood outhouse.
We do have indoor plumbing at Riverwood, but when hordes descend as they did on the weekend, it's nice for them and for the system to have an alternative. So, my BroIL and SonIL took some time to refurbish the place by redigging the hole that had filled in, and my SisIL redecorated the interior. The third picture below is the view from the door. Have you ever seen such an outhouse?
I trust you are all doing well without me out there in Blogdom. I'll be back again when I can.
Great view! Looking forward to more happy snaps
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing some wedding pictures!
ReplyDeleteTake Care and i'll 'see' you later:)
Now THAT is an outhouse :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you survived the wedding. It's amazing how one day can take up so much time in your life prior to the actual day. And then the day after you sit there thinking 'Wow, it's over' and you're happy & sad all at the same time. *sigh*
Hey John, this is Heather using Brian's google ID: Thought I'd comment seeing last night Bri and I stayed in what resembled the gift shop at the Art Gallery of Northern Ontario. You know Catherine's 'Would you rather?' game. We'd take both the fart and the vomit. I know our road trip was 'no reservations' --well we had plenty last night. However, it has inspired more thought about outhouses. Our next one is going to be down by the Rayner Playner Mill: The Planetarium. We figure we could do a lot working with full moons and black holes, Uranus...
ReplyDeleteWow! Now that is an outhouse. Love the artwork.
ReplyDeleteThat's the most brilliant way to dress up an outhouse I've ever seen (and I have seen some).
ReplyDeleteGlad the wedding went well, and look forward to those pictures!
Some great art work. Looking forward to seeing some wedding photos in due course.
ReplyDeleteglad the wedding was a smash celebration.
ReplyDeleteif one has to use an outhouse, that's a pretty accomodating looking cabin commode.
That is one classy outhouse! Hope it has a cushy seat and no spiders under the rim.
ReplyDeleteAnd as they say, perspective is EVERYTHING. That last shot is taken from the seat, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteCool photos!....nice outhouse..!hahaha...enjoy resting!hughugs
ReplyDeletelove outhouses but yours is "outstanding"!
ReplyDeleteI love wedding photos. (and cake)
ReplyDeleteNice outhouse too... :o)
Continue to enjoy the blogging break... although you seem very busy for having a break! ;o)
Your outhouse is too high brow for me. To enjoy a scene I just leave the door open on mine.
ReplyDeleteI wish the couple a wonderful life together.
I love the outhouse...but I disagree with one thing you said in your entry.
ReplyDeleteNo, we are not doing well without you. Take as much time between blog entries as you like...but don't leave us. Your photos and your wry take on things are so good to see and read. !!
That's the first time I have ever seen that kind of art in an outhouse. :-) Very cute!
ReplyDeleteNone of the outhouses in my memory resemble what you have pictured here.
ReplyDeleteSo happy for the girls. Am looking forward to the pictures.