Have you ever seen a flying saucer? We have on many occasions. Actually, it is a rental house on Pensacola Beach in the Florida panhandle. Someone had it built many years ago - someone with a different sense of humor I would say. It has been featured in many magazines and seems to be a fully functioning house. It sits on top of a small concrete house and has its own ramp leading to the front door. I was born and raised in Pensacola and even though that house has been there "forever" I have never been inside. The owners have an alien sillouette in the window and there are always tourists stopping by to take pictures. I can only imagine the view of the Gulf of Mexico from the windows - it must be beautiful. I think it would be great fun to take a tour - if I do I will be back with more photos.
Looks interesting!!!
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Deb
What a house! Thanks for showing.
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Shirley
How much fun would that be! Yeah, show it please! LOL Thanks for sharing!
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How fun!, Brenda. Be odd to live in it but get a lot of attention.
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Hi Brenda Sweetie...
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this. I love it. An alien spaceship house. I bet they do get strange on lookers at times, but I bet it is beautiful inside, and I imagine a 360 degree view, all the way around.
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Hi Brenda,
ReplyDeleteHow fun to see a home like that. I bet they have lots of fun with tourist, but once inside maybe it is just like any other house. I hope you get a tour and can take pics.
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What a silly house! Would love to see it! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a goofy house!!!!! How fun!
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That looks very interesting, thanks for sharing.
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