This is the fictitious city and movie set where the “Lord of the Rings” movies were filmed. Thirty-seven hobbit holes were created with untreated timber, plywood and polystyrene. It’s actually a sheep farm.

Had a lovely time cruising lightlocations.com, a finder service for photographers and videographers seeking interesting places to shoot. This rustic house sits beside a peaceful pond in the Isle of Wight, UK with a view of the sea. I wonder who lives there and when I can come visit. Via sfgirlbybay.com

Absolutely gorgeous house complements an equally gorgeous treehouse. Photographed by the young Swedish Anna Ådén.

And also a winter house.

Boat sheds found in Northumberland, Scotland near the Lindesfarne Castle would make for some stunning tiny hobbit houses. They’re actually Dutch herring ships cut and turned upside down. Photo credit: Tim Parkinson

This is the beginning of my new series. Daydreaming outside. Via