Friday, 11 June 2021

Houses

Stanley houses.  The road is very narrow one vehicle wide, photos were taken from the car window to the best of my ability, further down the same road it became wider so out of the car to get better shots.
Most of the houses would have been built in the late 1800's and early 1900's.

Stanley last week won the Tasmania, Australian Tourist Award for under 5,000 people and will compete for the Australia Award later in the year.




This house is the birth place of Joseph Lyons who was The 10th Prime Minister of Australia. Joseph was born in 1879 died in 1939. The above house is a tourist attraction.



44 comments:

  1. They look really nice, but the very last one is my favourite.

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  2. Those houses look grand! My favorite is the third one.

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    1. It's a cutie that one, my grandparents had a house similar way back.

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  3. I love the porches and the fancy wood work trims. They have a recognizable Australian look.

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    1. Those porches are great to sit in the evening or during the day.

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  4. All the displayed houses have style and solidity. They also have the right kind of windows.
    I would have liked to live in any of them.

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    1. Have been inside house as shown they are comfortable and don't have large room, seems to be more homely.

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    1. Nearly all the house in Stanley are like that, lovely gardens and well kept the people certainly take pride.

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  6. Me han encantado esas bellas casas. Seguramente el conductor ha contribuido a que haga buenas tomas y habrá pasado despacio por ahí.

    Besos

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    1. Yes my husband drove very slowly so I could get some photos...he seemed to understand :)

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  7. There are some lovely and awesome houses and this looks like one

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  8. They all look so nice, lovely photographs.

    Enjoy your weekend.

    All the best Jan

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  9. I remember Joe Lyons house. There were quite a lot of attractive houses in Stanley and good to see you captured some of them so well.

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    1. Interesting inside Joe Lyons house, have been in there a few times over the years. Thanks, not always easy to take photos of houses especially if people are looking at you from inside the house.

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  10. Hermosas casas, tanta historia. Ye mando un beso , Genial entrada.

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  11. Beautifully maintained houses--- they're so charming. You captured their spirit quite well.

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    1. Thank you, there are not many modern houses being built in Stanley as yet.

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  12. exquisite houses dear Margaret

    i liked you shared the glimpse of beautiful house ,they are pretty and elegant ,how nice the minster of Australia lived in small house like this

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  13. Lovely old houses, and a very nice street too with all those well kept homes.

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  14. I would be happy to move into any one of those homes right now!

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    1. Then you could travel all over Tasmania and view the birds and whatever else this Island has to offer :)

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    1. Thank you.
      I like to see houses in other counties also.

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  16. Bellas mansiones, captadas de un modo muy bello.
    Saludos, amiga

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  17. Hi Margaret, wonderful houses. I especially loved the house in the 2nd photo.
    Have a great weekend

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  18. All the houses look so nice. They are all well kept and the place is so neat.

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    1. I've never seen it other wise Nancy..always a pleasure to visit and stay for awhile.

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  19. Nice collection of houses and well maintained are still seen with the passage of time.
    Thank you for sharing them.
    Happy weekend.
    Best regards.

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  20. What beautiful houses! I think happy people live in these houses!
    Happy Sunday !

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