Forboding.
What a house this is, thought I, as my dear wife Karen and I passed it both ways strolling on the waterside Brewerton street.
Wow.
It’s not your usual waterfront house, thought I, but they surely went all out.
Almost a castle
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Mark Bialczak 
Ummmm… I don’t like to criticize other people’s dreams, but I can’t even figure out what’s going on with those windows – missing the view much???
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Not what I’d expect on the edge of the water, Linda.
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👏❤️👏
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Very Gothic 💜
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woah! interesting, but I personally prefer a little cottage )
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Your tastes drift more into my line of thinking, Beth.
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I saw some old fortresses and castles in Germany and Bavaria that looked a lot like this house, bro. Mark. Very intimidating. just needs the guns pointing out across the water.
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Protective, yes, Sis Angie.
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Wow! Its really something!
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Not like a house we expect to see on the water is what I thought, Nance.
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