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Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Treasures of homes

 More of the pretty and somewhat unusual, older homes in Grovemont, Swannanoa NC. Here's the explanation of Mr. Grove's intentional community.







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My Corner of the World.

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14 comments:

  1. I do enjoy seeing pictures of houses, thank you.
    Yes, get a mammogram and remember there's much improved treatment now if you need it.

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    1. Glad you enjoyed the Grovemont houses. One friend has regular acupuncture appointments for part of her breast cancer treatment.

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  2. Haha. Coincidentally, someone I know will be having her puppies checked this month.

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  3. Quelle magnifique maison que celle qui se trouve sur la photo du haut. Et le jardin est magnifique

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  4. ...Barbara, I like the first house with the "eye brow" dormer, but the picture of the dog's takes the cake!!!

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    1. I love this neighborhood. I finally got a good photo of my friend's home too...so shall have to continue taking more photos of other houses for another post!

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  6. Love the doggie photo. Nice variety of homes. Take care, enjoy your day!

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    1. It is a lovely neighborhood. Funny, I seldom drive around the roads of homes near me. Glad you liked the pups!

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  7. Lovely houses. Some of them look quite 'English' though your properties often have more space around them than we do here. You've a lot more land to be shared.

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  8. Visiting your blog is like a break from everything I'm juggling right now. Thank you so much for your visits, comments, and support. Support. I can feel it and appreciate it at this most challenging time of my life. Aloha to you dear all best wishes

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