Wednesday, August 26, 2009

the wood house


this is the house i grew up in. my parents' green and white wood house from 1923. it was built by a swedish carpenter who moved to denmark with his family, and it is full of amazing wood carving details, inside as well as outside. i really love this house.

this is my last day in denmark. i'm sad to leave the family and friends behind, to leave my home. but i am also looking forward to get back home. see, that's the good thing about this: i am always going home.

15 comments:

  1. That house is amazing! I would like to live somewhere like that. I just love scandinavian architecture, it is so simple but strong at the same time :) Have a nice journey home :)

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  2. you lucky girl! always going and comming home! have a good trip!

    the house is amazing...

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  3. That beats any house in any magazine by a long shot! What ART. Utter ART.

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  4. Your childhood house is absolutely wonderful and looks like somewhere Anne of Green Gables would have lived. It's got a soul. Thanks for sharing it with us.

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  5. oh that's so cute! have a good trip back home.

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  6. this sort of house is my dream house. lovely!

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  7. enchanting - i love homes from that time period. how wonderful you still get to return to the house you grew up in. good luck getting settled back home in israel :)

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  8. What an amazing house to grow up in. The wooden ceilings are amazing. It must be melancholic to leave.

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  9. this house is such a pretty palce to grow!!
    amazing!!

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  10. et virkelig smukt hus! må have været fantastisk at vokse op i. håber du havde en god hjemrejse!

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  11. Wow, what a house! Really sweet...it must have been an amazing childhood to be surrounded by those lovely walls :)

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  12. Ih hvor fint! Meget svensk og smukt.
    Tak for dine kommentarer på min blog.
    Håber du har fundet dig til rette i Israel igen efter ferie i DK.

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  13. for some reason i'm only seeing this today - what a beautiful house! the carving is wonderful and the light too...

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