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That's quite an interesting design. The tree (upper right hand) blocks a part of the house from view. The house doesn't look very large at all.
 
It doesn't take all that long for nature to reclaim an area. So I can understand they would trim up the landscaping to reclaim some sunlight!
 
AirDancer said:
It doesn't take all that long for nature to reclaim an area. So I can understand they would trim up the landscaping to reclaim some sunlight!
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Trim more like cut down to reasonable size.I should have done a before and after pic
 
I property I bought years ago had 4 large fruit trees, a large walnut tree ... an oversized grape arbor ... 3 pine trees ... and some shrubbery and peony bushes .... and they were ALL in a backyard that was a pleasant size but not large enough to truly handle all that growth.

An ice storm took out the huge apple tree .... the edge of a tornado "unscrewed" two other fruit trees .... a different storm took out another apple tree ......... that was during the first year and a half of owning that property. (That was a house that needed a complete overhaul ... the prior owner had drilled holes in the hardwood floors to run extension cords for provide for more electrical items ... really odd)
 
Taken while walking fir few minutes after my chiropractor visit .the home I haven't photographed from the front yet.barrel roofing is common here.neo spanish ,or the older spanish revival that I post all has them ,unless flat roofView attachment 7613
 
jasonc said:
Taken while walking fir few minutes after my chiropractor visit .the home I haven't photographed from the front yet.barrel roofing is common here.neo spanish ,or the older spanish revival that I post all has them ,unless flat roofView attachment 7613
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I like the private balcony on the second floor. I can only imagine the view they have from that space!
 
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