Dark house

One side of the tracks lays the great beyond that passes the mountaintops and even the sun, but on the other side lays my dear little town- the houses both weary and warm, holding artifacts from the past; covered in that dark, sorrowful, coal dust and the desperation that looms over the old clock tower. On Main street resides “Little Switzerland” with houses staggering over the ridge and so wobbly that a mere birds wings could send them toppling down

talking about what they heard on the news, there is an old house just outside of Dolgeville supposedly had a ghost that had been trapped in the basement. They said that the ghost has been down in the basement for over 150 years, and the ghost has been sending S.O.S. on a ham radio. They were planning to go to the house and see if there really was a ghost. After School all of them piled in Dave’s Dodge Aspen RT station wagon, and headed to the house. When they arrived

The term “Dark Age” was used to by an Italian Scholar named Petrarch, who compared the “dark” to the classical period before. Medieval Europe was from 500 to 1500 AD, which included the Crusades and the Black Death. Europe, during the time 500 to 1500 AD, was a dark age because there was violence, war, and disease. Europe was in a dark age. During this time there was a horrible plague called The Black Death. The Black Death was killing almost 100% of the population once it became airborne. Document

There is an old brown house across the street from mines it is brown, rickety, dilapidated that will fall to pieces with a simple touch of the pinky. Cow webs decorate the house and the windows have been shattered. Some people would say witches, old people, and even fallen celebrities live in that run down house. But no one suspects Old Ranger Joe. Old Ranger Joe a mysterious, quiet man in his mid 50’s. He has blue eyes fill with rage and envy; his hard hardy hands could crush a bone with one simple

roman house architecture in Pompeii during the excavation these ranged from magnificent villas, modest house dwellings, workmen’s houses to elegant residences, and the home of merchants which were built around their workshops, and those who had their own vegetable garden and plots of land for the use of farming. The house is variable in size and has a rectangular plan. It is almost totally lacking windows on the outside since all the rooms face onto the inner courtyards. A classic house of the

Tiny Homes have sparked a revolution called “The Tiny House Movement.” The Tiny House Movement classifies a tiny home as a “typical American home is around 2,600 square feet, whereas the typical small or tiny house is between 100 and 400 square feet.” (The Tiny Life, 2015) Materialism can be a dark cloud that's over your head for your entire life to working from paycheck after paycheck for your desires. Therefore tiny housing can help you live a rather simple lifestyle that is free of materialism

problems of residency, tube houses are constructed. However, tube house is lack of sunlight due to close construction therefore they are always darker than other kinds of houses such as garden house, penthouse… To help people face to the dark easier, this article will give all of you some useful tips: 1. Paint color is a weapon To be friends with color of paint and you will find how beautiful your house is. You can paint the whole house with one bright color and your house will be much brighter and

Australia rather than shipping them across from China. Often the dwellings found on market garden properties, according to the rate books, would range from shingle roofed stone cottages to wooden houses clad with iron roofs. The six workers at War Hop’s garden on the North Shore all slept in the same house in three rooms, with two men in each room. The working conditions were not the easiest. The owner

completely still in a windless current less body of water. The experience of seeing what you care about be completely changed because of pollution or simple human neglect. Personally, I have an instance of this in the first house that I remember living in. What was once a house that had a lot of connections from not only me, but others in the

set against a backdrop of greenish tinged bald cypress trees, the yellow paint color gave it the appearance of being a peaceful, serene home. It was tall and elegant- its intricate ironwork along the balcony and lower porches, reminded Thomas of houses he had seen in New Orleans. He was thinking of renting it as a temporary residence for him and Allie to live in while they were in Charleston. He was still hesitant about taking her with him on his frequent outings where here-lately he had to slip