Santa Cruz in the springtime is breathtaking. The weather this weekend was perfect for a midday stroll through the neighborhoods downtown. I've always loved the colorful Victorian houses but this was the first time I really took the time to admire them up close. Walking around made me really admire the variety of colors-- where else can you find
multiple purple houses on the same street? Not only are the houses themselves gorgeous, but the trees and flowers seem to have grown specifically to make the neighborhoods more beautiful. Who says everything has to be man vs. nature? They seem quite cozy together over here.
that green house! ah! i love this post. i could look at pretty houses all day. xoxo
ReplyDeleteGotta admit, Northern Cali has some great architecture!!
ReplyDeletethose trees are so pretty.i can't wait for spring to actually bloom here in new york.
ReplyDeleteoh man! i could live in all of those houses! they are so so cute! i love little houses, they are so cute and cozy feeling! oh and i LOVE santa cruz, would love to live there and be by the sea all year round :)
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cb
ooooooh so pretty. thanks for the eye candy!!
ReplyDeleteIn love with this post Celeste! beautiful houses. i love the first one :)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!
ReplyDeleteyou know, i've been to santa cruz a lot, but never did i see these adorable homes and neighborhoods! oh my, they are darling. what a cute place to live!
ReplyDeleteI'll take the cute little green one, PLEASE! Oh how I miss Santa Cruz, love it there.
ReplyDeletekimbirdy-- You can find houses like these just a few blocks north of the main street downtown (Pacific Ave) and also near UCSC!
ReplyDeletelove these. as much as i adore the charming old houses of east coast cities, these photos make a convincing argument for nocal.
ReplyDeletelitterulae: happy earth day from some of the most beautiful places on the planet!
are they doll's houses?
ReplyDeleteI want to move in the blue one.
Aw these are so lovely. We don't have buildings like these in Scotland, all our houses are stone and mostly gothic
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