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This is the cottage that was used in the film Beaches, starring Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey.
This is the cottage that was used in the film Beaches, starring Bette Midler and Barbara Hershey.
The film was released in the mid-80's.
The fencing was not there back in those days,
but is now to keep people off the property until after the restoration of the cottages that line the beach at Crystal Cove, California.
They are in the second phase of the restoration...this little gem will be available for rent in the not too long future.
Other restored cottages can take up to a year to get a reservation...at least for the summer months.
Other restored cottages can take up to a year to get a reservation...at least for the summer months.
It was a warm but very gloomy day on the beach last week.
But, not the case today...the sun has made its appearance!
Sunday Stills
But, not the case today...the sun has made its appearance!
Sunday Stills
The theme is summer.
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The beach sounds like a good idea give the heat. Maybe I'll head for the ocean, too.
Such a magic place! Beuatiful shots! Even though I am living in winter worlds, I still go to the beach! It's great for the soul!
The beach sounds like summer to me. I love the second photo!
Nice pictures and interesting to hear about the cottage :)
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What a great cottage, I loved that movie... Like the way you processed these too.
You know, if you're looking for yet another photo project this shot would also work perfectly for Summer Stock Sunday. I'm just sayin'... ;)
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This cottage has a very rustic look to it. Hope you'll show us the finished, renovated version.
word verification is 'emote' - how apt, has anyone ever not emoted while watching that movie!!
The fence looks like the old snow fence that we had when I was a kid. I made a horse arena out of it. The beach house looks calm, realistic, hard to explain...
It is a lovely cottage by the ocean. What a great place to live.
What a beautiful place!
Really cool photos!
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i enjoyed your scenic sunday post, its a really cool place, i'm sure fun to relax for the weekend
my scenic post is on my sari sari blog today
I must have missed that movie..the cottage is pretty cool:)
the color shines through that fencing- cool invite sandy
how totally cool is that????
very lovely images,
the sand, the cottage, they are all beautiful!
I remember that film! Nice to see they are restoring it.
Looks like a fun place to visit and spend a few days enjoying the beach.
Hmm, the beach is very accessible, perfect place for summer!
Looks like a very inviting place - especially right on the ocean, on a warm day! Lovely shots.
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I remember the movie and it's fun to actually see this place in your photos. Thanks Carolyn.
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With it being so close to the ocean I would love to stay there for awhile. I remember the movie and loved it.
These photos reminded of me the cottage, where I spent overnight with my friends in Molokai, one of the Hawii Islands. The beach was not as accesible as this cottage, though.
Lovely photos of the cottage.
Happy MYM.
Liz @ MLC
Given their location on the California coast, I'm sure they'll command a pretty penny when the rental signs get posted.
i love the second photo, looks like a great place to have fun.
The fence doesn't seem to be secured in the ground. They can't be keeping chicken, otherwise the chicken will run away. LOL
Can't keep the paparazzi away too. Did you here about the 13 years old paparazzi?
Interesting! Glad they're restoring it! Must be worth bucks! Thanks for stopping by - you're right, new England was hot, hot, hot!
wow, neat! We didn't make it that far down.
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