Weaver Castle had a coating of white yesterday as the great "Southeast Snowstorm of 2010" was kind enough to give photographers here a little different subject for a change!
This 1868 Gothic-style home was built by the son of one of Selma's founders and is believed to have been designed from a castle on the Rhine in Germany.
Thanks to guest photographer Christine Weerts for sending this photo.
6 comments:
That is so pretty and mysterious looking!
Hello "Rambling Round", very happy to see you on my blog today.
This house is beautiful. It looks like the castles of Ludwig II of Bavaria!
This is really nice when enlarged
That's beautiful! Looks like a very cool place.
Love this shot!
I can't decide if I find it pretty or creepy. Both, I guess. Looks lovely in the snow though. :)
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