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Napier Street lies off Osborne Road and is a typical suburban street of mainly terraced houses.
For the benefit of readers who are not familiar with the term "terraced houses", this
Wikipedia page explains quite well.
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21 comments:
what is a terraced house? With a garden?
with a terrace??
N is for numismatic!
This looks like a Nice Neighborly street. Good shot.
Interesting. Thanks for the link to Wikipedia, I had not heard the term terraced houses before. When I think of a terrace, I imagine an agricultural method of making fairly wide, level planting beds on a slope.
Thanks also for coming by and guessing on my macro puzzle; the picture is a detail of a gatepost in a fence. If you would like to see the whole object, I have a picture of it in today's post.
Lovely, charming street!
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Such a fun place! : ) I love the architecture!
Think I'll just take a walk down that street and get a closer look!
Love your shot....
Fantastic capture.
ABC @ Nandi Teertha Temple
Lovely Street. I'm wondering if you managed to "fly" away? I do hope so.
It seems to be a quiet residential area. Thank you for your Wiki link. In Germany there are also terraced houses, they are called Reihenhaus.
I live in a teraced houses neighborhood.
Gerald, thanks for visit my blog.
This is a lovely capture.
In many areas, terraced houses have become very "gentrified". Interesting that "terraced houses" isn't an international term. Presumably the type of house isn't unique, just that the terminology is different.
Thanks for the link. I know them as townhouses or row houses here in Middle Missouri. Whatever the name, the street looks charming and quiet.
I have a friend who lives at the far end Gerald... which reminds me I have not seen him in a while.
a charming street.. i have to agree!
<<< Such a fun place! : ) I love the architecture! >>>
They usually have a lot of character built into them what you don't always get with newer houses, and are usually well put together too.
Nice pic.
With some telephone lines. I guess that's a component of the city landscape which will disappear in the not so distant future.
Such a typically English scene!
I lived in a terraced house for ten years were were on a hillside in Sheffield overlooking the pennines, we also has a two tiered garden! Memories!
http://www.gardenersreach.com/post/N-is-for-Northern-Cardinal.aspx
thanks for the link Gerald!
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