I don’t know what to say about this… Seriously.
The windows have been converted into mini-greenhouses.
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I go to this house every halloween when i take my son out, trick or treating And the people that live inside that house are very friendly! They love to grow things i guess. Iam glad that spring is here! I can’t wait to grow my garden!!
I drive past this house often and I always wonder…….?
It’s been like this for a long time. Someone with a green thumb, I guess.
I had some neighbours who were like this. Their philosophy was “function over form”. It looks weird but it works!
I’ve been living in Toronto for a couple of years now, but I recognized this house immediately and it made me chuckle. Man, I miss the good old Westside.
Lots of houses have been converted into “greenhouses.” Most people call them “growhouses.” 😉