The tour included visiting 6 homes and for an extra $13.00 you could order a box lunch. We did of course, and enjoyed our lunch in the garden of the 6th home.
I was only able to take pictures outside, and even then had to be a little sneaky...no photo, and no camera signs were posted all over!
aren't the roses lovely
love the red brick walkway
this rabbit sculpture was made by the homeowner
two of my favorite backyards
this is the back door of one of the houses.. I love the urns!
I always come home with ideas for the Xavier Ct. House after touring houses. Going on house tours, is one of my favorite things to do!! I will share more photos tomorrow.chris
What a beautiful home!! Those roses are gorgeous, especially the pink ones!! Loving the color of the house, too! I just love touring houses to be inspired!! Look forward to more pretty photos!! xo Heather
ReplyDeletewhat a great way to spend the day. I love to go on those garden tours. they are great inspiration arent they?
ReplyDeleteIts rainy here today. if it wasnt I think I'd call in and stay home and work outside!
anyways.. have a great week
xoxo
vivian
That would be so much fun to tour other people's homes! I bet you get lots of great ideas!
ReplyDeleteNice barkcloth covers on your chairs and what a sweet story book :)
Happy Tuesday!
Deb
Imagine me singing, "I wish we all could be California Girls!" No gardens in the tundra yet...two more weeks till the bedding plants will be in and looking like something!
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Those roses are gorgeous, and I just love the hedge trimmed into round balls! Boxwood? What a fun tour! xoxo Jane
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of this tour before and I'm so glad you posted about it. My mom lived there many years ago and this would be a really fun day trip for her. I will keep my eyes open next year so we can attend. Thanks Chris!
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