I love that house on the second photo. I’d love to see it covered with actual thatched roofs and surrounded with a beautiful and magnificent garden, instead of cars. Could you imagine what it would look like? My imagination says it would look like a little straw-thatched cottage aka, “The Little House” with Princess Elizabeth just chilling out in the place. I hope you’re familiar with the “Y Bwthyn Bach” story so that you could fully imagine what it would look like. Hihi!
I have to agree with you, Rufus! The roof on the second photo is so unique. It’s way too cool to be among those houses next to it. Haha! The thatched roof really made it more distinct as compared to the rest of the houses that used shingles.
The roof in the second photo looks good, but I am concerned about rainwater dropping from that roof. I hope there are no water marks all over the pavement near the house’s roof. On the other hand, the first photo's roof seems a bit old. But if the shingles were to be replaced, I bet it will look good as much as the second photo.
Like the other commenters, I was also surprised to see the roof in the second photo. Is that a thatched roof? I can’t really tell since it looks like its made of very fine grains from my PC monitor. I just hope that this type of roof can withstand weather extremes.
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I love that house on the second photo. I’d love to see it covered with actual thatched roofs and surrounded with a beautiful and magnificent garden, instead of cars. Could you imagine what it would look like? My imagination says it would look like a little straw-thatched cottage aka, “The Little House” with Princess Elizabeth just chilling out in the place. I hope you’re familiar with the “Y Bwthyn Bach” story so that you could fully imagine what it would look like. Hihi!
Rufus Mcclure
I have to agree with you, Rufus! The roof on the second photo is so unique. It’s way too cool to be among those houses next to it. Haha! The thatched roof really made it more distinct as compared to the rest of the houses that used shingles.
The roof in the second photo looks good, but I am concerned about rainwater dropping from that roof. I hope there are no water marks all over the pavement near the house’s roof. On the other hand, the first photo's roof seems a bit old. But if the shingles were to be replaced, I bet it will look good as much as the second photo.
Like the other commenters, I was also surprised to see the roof in the second photo. Is that a thatched roof? I can’t really tell since it looks like its made of very fine grains from my PC monitor. I just hope that this type of roof can withstand weather extremes.
-Tiffany Larsen
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