I'm enjoying my walks and sometimes drives around the neighbourhood and surrounding area. There is really quite a diverse mix of house in the area, ranging from california bungalows, 1940's waterfalls and 60's cream brick. There's also a high content of traditional weatherboards and the ubiquitous McMansion popping up here and there. The more radical contemporary homes, of which there are quite a few, are impossible to photograph due to the long driveways, expansive garden combination.
Yesterday, I focused on details. It was a hazy day so I only got a few.
Love the split rock wall.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiMF3nqQNFviXgsAAfL_oBYmuBKkNCwVT5nEQrz-LlTAsjRIVD7DBnEiI6hs_7ABqjgl28nAxkeJnZGjKnqCQfiBgTkbh7BWGLhimmNi7j0LTLsXeJIY0OIIEPVpJfmuY654F-r_LBNkF0/s400/IMG_0905.JPG)
This house had good solid contemporary lines. Built late 50's early 60's. Really hard to get a good picture.
Time capsule garage in Ringwood East.
Largely untouched 60's brick. The patio even had some lovely concrete planters.
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