Trivia Mondays: Where in the Point?

Note: So sorry to be posting this a day later than usual - Blogger didn't want to upload my photos yesterday, and what's a trivia challenge without the photos?

The way we choose to accessorize our interiors is what makes a mere "house" into a "home."

This is also true with the way we decorate our gardens, walkways, yards, and public spaces. Some lawn ornaments are hidden away for only the homeowner to see. Others are out in the open for all to enjoy.

Here are photos of a few "accessories," all visible from the roadways, but perhaps so familiar you don't even notice them anymore. Good luck - as always, put your answers in the comments or email me.

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Trivia Mondays: Where in the Point?

Portholes.

You could just call them windows, but when there's a view of the ocean, you could also dub them portholes.

Old Mill Point has quite a number of them, scattered about. Some are round, some are octagons, some are slatted - one is even an elongated oval. But they are all over the neighborhood.

Your mission - should you choose to play - is to discover where in the Point these portholes lie. All are visible from the road, although I suspect some folks have hidden round windows that only they can use.

As always, good luck!

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