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Hello again. Time for another Sky Watch. This meme is hosted by Klaus, Fishing Guy, Sandy, Louise, Wren, and Ivar, and we are very grateful to them for their hard work coordinating all of this each week.
I always seem to be a week behind. Last week I drove down to Cape May, and I saw that a number of the wonderful old Victorian houses were already decorated for Christmas. I'm sure by now, there are many more, and that these have added decorations as well.
Cape Scape is a lovely one, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.
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One of my favorites, also on the water, is The Peter Shields Inn.
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The Marquis de Lafayette is not Victorian, but they have hung wreaths everywhere.
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I have no idea if this one has a name (most do) but I thought it was very pretty.
Angel of the Sea had just started to decorate. It's really two houses, connected, and every year they outline the roofs and all other angles in white lights.
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I had a clear blue sky while taking these. Perhaps now I can go down to Cape May and capture some of the lights as well for another Sky Watch. A night sky would be an interesting backdrop.
Such wonderful old buildings!! I think I was in Cape May once3, many years ago, but I don't remember seeing those.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture is nice. They really seem to like Christmas wreaths.
ReplyDeleteRalph
What amazing buildings and a great eye for capturing them!
ReplyDeleteThe beautiful clear blue is the perfect backdrop for those colorful buildings!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these decorated homes, I love old homes and when they decorate them it seems so right.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's why Cape May will always be one of my favorite places on earth. So pretty and charming.
ReplyDeleteThey are really beautifully decorated. It certainly puts you in the mood for the holidays.
ReplyDeleteI love all those buildings!!
ReplyDeleteCape May is so beautiful.
Beautiful photo's!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Take care
Great series Bobbie. Everybody decorates for Christmas, it is beautiful to celebrate.
ReplyDeleteCool photos.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue skies! I love the old homes. So charming!
ReplyDeleteI love these gingerbread houses. Thanks for showing them today.
ReplyDeleteBobbie: Neat captures of the houses against the blue skies.
ReplyDeleteLove those grand dames of houses in Cape May... I especially love the huge Inn .. cant think of the whole name but its got purple trim .. I will find it and tell you ..
ReplyDelete:-Daryl
What 'Gone with the wind' buildings. They are gorgeous. And the bluer than blue sky is a perfect backdrop to them. I once went to Atlanta and looked long and hard for houses like these but none of those I saw could compare.
ReplyDeleteThat's a LOT of wreaths! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe sky is so blue and I have to admit I'm more than a tad jealous!
I was raises in a sea side resort with such grand old buildings as these.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these with us they are lovely.
lovely houses and structures you've got there!
ReplyDeleteThey are all so beautiful i would love to be there to see this in person, i bet the inside is spectacular too
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteI very much enjoyed your beautiful photos.I also love Victorian homes what charm and detail.
Have a great sky watch week.
Grammy
What beautiful buildings and pristine sky! Wow! Boosts my holiday spirits! Thanks, Bobbie, for the lovely things you always post!
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty photos and the sky is a beautiful blue!
ReplyDeleteI promise to visit longer when my health is stronger.
(Hugs)
~Michele~
Mountain Retreat- Canada
This is a really festive skywatch such pretty buildings.
ReplyDeleteWhat great old houses and buildings. They are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour. These are gorgeous. What a great region. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics. I love old houses and Christmas decorations and beautiful blue skies!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing us these lovely buildings!
ReplyDeletei must go down to the sea to Cape May...have never been there. lovely shots...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a different take on Sky Watch- I enjoyed the beautiful blue skies mixed with those beautiful old homes-lovely!
ReplyDeleteWow! I just love beautiful old houses...they just don't build them like they used to, thanks for the tour ;)
ReplyDeleteso beautiful buildings!
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend!
Blue skies or grey, I love all those old buildings.
ReplyDeleteWhat absolutely old gorgeous homes!!! If it wasn't raining today I would run right out and see what I could add to our old house to make it look so festive. Happy Skywatch Friday!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous combination of sky, beautiful old houses and holiday decorations. Happy SWF!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. Cape May does offer beautifully decorated houses.
ReplyDeleteI love blue skies...but with houses, your photos turned wow!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely old buildings against amazingly blue skies ... beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
storyteller
Now I see why so many people rave about going to Cape May! You've given me such a nice glimpse of the coast.
ReplyDeleteHope your holiday season is fun.
Those are such beautiful homes! Happy SWF!!
ReplyDeleteWere Victorians particularly passionate about Christmas? It seems to suit the era, somehow. It's nice to see the Cape May Ladies dressed for the holidays.
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