Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: All about buildings: Tiny Buildings
This reminds me of an old syllogism:
A big elephant is big.
A little elephant is little.
A big mouse is big.
A little mouse is little.
Therefore, a big mouse is bigger than a little elephant.
Some of these little buildings are much bigger than others, but by “normal” big standards, they are small.
Goodwin Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church – 1910 – A tiny church that meant a lot to many people.
Our shed. By some miracle still standing.
Is this a house? It’s sort of house-like, with a roof and a floor. It’s missing its walls, but somehow, it says “house” to me.
Nothing says summer like our gliding swing.
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I always have a war place in my heart for little elephants.
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Marilyn, wonderful examples of tiny buildings 😀
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There are no really BIG building here — except churches. Everything else is small to medium. So it can be interesting finding EVEN smaller houses 🙂
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That old syllogism reminds me of some Aristotle’s arguments. They just don’t quite jibe.
Leslie
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I think this was intended to explain why syllogisms don’t really work without a lot of caveats.
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exactly….
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