In Scotland, a Modern Farmhouse Rises From Ruins. A house on the tiny Isle of Coll was built on the remains of one abandoned 150 years earlier. The home is on one of a group of islands known as the Inner Hebrides that has a population of about 200. Constructed on sand, it was abandoned in the mid-1800s when large cracks began to appear in the structure. View the New York Times Slideshow. Read the related article "Warm Respect for a Scottish Ruin"
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Thank you for more gorgeousness as usual, I picked up a book at the library today that made me think you'd enjoy it too, so many amazing pictures of interiors.
Dream Homes by
Andreas Von Einsiedel
Johanna Thornycroft
http://www.amazon.com/Dream-Rooms-100-Inspirational-Homes/dp/1858945127/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1304650240&sr=1-3
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