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Image 2- Cette maison ressemble à la maison d’un membre de ma famille, située sur les hauteurs de Port-au-Prince, en Haïti. Il l’a fait construire en 1951, mais a été contraint de quitter Haïti en 1958 en raison de son opposition à Papa Doc Duvalier. Avant Duvalier, Haïti était un paradis et avait attiré de beaucoup touristes ; depuis, c’est devenu un enfer sur terre.
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Beau Mec - Thank you for that interesting story.
DeleteAnd #3.... is a mansion just east of downtown San Diego. I've seen it from the bus ocasionally when I ride that route as a more leisurely and scenic route home. I believe it's at the corner of 20th and Broadway (it's been a while since I've ridden that route.
ReplyDelete3- Victorian homes were often referred to as “painted ladies”, as they were more often than not originally painted in bright colors. As years went by many were repainted in muted colors or would fall into various states of disrepair and the paint would peel off. Owners would then repaint many of them in white or gray to save money.
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# 1- Cela ma rappelle les maisons de style moderniste du milieu du XXe siècle que j’ai vues dans les quartiers de Miramar et Vedado à La Havane lors de mes voyages à Cuba. On y trouve également de magnifiques maisons dans le style de la Belle Époque espagnole.
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