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| Red brick - probably the most beautiful, Danish building material |
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I love exposed brick, and Danish exposed brick seems even nicer than the Indian one.
How beautiful. What is the building?
Dorte - That brick really is beautiful! Thanks for sharing this.
Rayna: perhaps that is something about the climate?
Tracy: actually it is just a large farm, but the first owner must have loved embellishing the buildings because the style is quite unique for Thy.
Margot: I think the architect must have read a fairy tale or two.
Dorte - you always come up with the unexpected! Thank you for this
photo of the brick built, castellated farmhouse!
Linda: as I have seen so many of your excellent photos, your praise means a lot to me! I really try to see Thy through new eyes when I choose pictures for my Thursday feature.
I hope you realize you are nourishing my love of architecture with your "Thy's Day" entries.
This one is fascinating!
Kelly: how kind of you to say so!
I love these posts - photos beautiful. But, what is Thy's Day?
CD
Clarissa: Thy is the area I live in so instead of Thursday I have named it Thy´s day.
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