Murrieta's 365 has a Straight Out of the Camera Sunday meme for those photos that are so perfect that no tweaking is required.
I had a hard time choosing which photos to post and opted for these that were taken at the Dr. Pound Pioneer Farmstead Museum in Dripping Springs, Texas. I've been doing a series on the Pound House with the parlor and bedroom left to post. However, I liked this unusual hot house which is about 5 or 6 feet underground. A ladder is used to get down into it but I was unable to capture a photo of the ladder through the windows. The sun was too bright. The hot house faces South.
The main house is a little to the left and about 50-60 feet to the back of this structure.
We can learn a lot of green tips from our ancestors -- nothing was wasted as is pointed out in Part I, II, III and IV. Parts V and VI will be done this week.
Be sure to pop over here for the rest of SOOC Sunday photos.
Until next time, God bless.
3 comments:
Very interesting about the underground greenhouse. I know it's hot there, so that's probably the reason for this unusual greenhouse.
That is a very unique greenhouse. I would imagine being that far underground would help maintain the temperature and not let it get too hot in the summer. Great post Lynn.
Judy
I love how the sun filters through the grass -beautiful!
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