Reminds me of something I read yesterday. It said that medieval doctors were aware of diabetes. It was called the "Honey Disease", and physicians would test for it by drinking a patient's urine. If the urine tasted sweet, the person had diabetes.
I think that view is from inside the cell.
Thank you. I love Craftsman style architecture.
No, that can be Albert's job, since he requested that the ballroom be added to the construction budget.
I haven't danced since my wedding, more's the pity.
The fruit of the cashew tree. The small, kidney-shaped part on the bottom is the seed/nut, while the large red bulb is called a "cashew apple". The apple is commonly processed into drinks alcoholic and soft, or used in cooking.
It's almost the same as the old house, but the pool is heated, the living room is bigger, and there's a cellar full of smoked meats and cheeses next to the wine room.