A MUD HOUSE IN SOUTH KOREA

In a place called Songhan in South Korea, there is a beautiful mudhouse that overlooks the sea. I think the house is green architecture at its best.

The house made of mud viewed from below

The mudhouse viewed from the entrance

The house viewed from a different angle

A closer view of part of the roof

An even more detailed view of the roof. I wonder if the broken ceramics that stick out of the roof serve as windbreakers.

These lovely flowers, presumably wild, grow on the seashore below the mudhouse. 

Summer Colors on the Grounds of Gödöllő Castle, Hungary

IN MY GARDEN (Part III)

IN MY GARDEN (Part II)

IN MY GARDEN

THE BEAUTIES LEADING TO BONTOC

GOD MADE BERRIES, TOO- FOR BIRDS!

I think these berries  look exactly like the ones  produced by the Golden Bush in my garden back home in the Philippines. But I am certain this is not the same bush.

These are not edible for humans, according to the security guard of the CEU Residence Hall in Budapest, Hungary. But birds love them, he told me.