And you thought your backyard was overgrown? This was one of three very different houses that a globe trotting Nobel Prize-winning poet maintained in his home country. Come back on Friday for the definitive answer.
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Jan 30th 2008 @ 10:57AM
Beanie said...
That is Pablo Neruda's house at Isla Negra, Chile
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