Building with nature

[nickk]

I admire mans achievements,particularly when harmonised with natural surroundings and features,such as these boulders.
Pity about those soil pipes.
Pity about those soil pipes.

 

[Mick Annick]

that’s horrible!

 

[pedrobedro]

I like this cave dwelling I read about the other day. It was originally thought to be a folly but has been identified as an ancient dwelling where a deposed king Eardwulf lived in the 9th century.

 

[Parm]

It’s very neatly done though ?

 

[pcwizme]

Maybe its me, but why didnt they use black for the soil pipe? or red?

 

[brightspark]

Maybe its me, but why didnt they use black for the soil pipe? or red?

black would have been less noticeable. whites a bit loud

 

[Kayos]

Maybe its me, but why didnt they use black for the soil pipe? or red?

It will have been a planning condition

 

[brightspark]

It will have been a planning condition

by some dick sat in an office who hasnt a clue then. normaly if it was planning and an old building they make u use cast iron fittings and pipes

 

[Kayos]

by some dick sat in an office who hasnt a clue then. normaly if it was planning and an old building they make u use cast iron fittings and pipes

We have had an objection to a heat pump install due to noise, I took great pleasure in explaining how db actually works and that 80m away it would in fact be quieter than the current gas boilers

 

[selectedgrub]

There are no straight lines in nature.
Wrapping some chicken wire around and a light weight ivy would make that pop.

 

[slim_boy_fat]

There are no straight lines in nature.
Wrapping some chicken wire around and a light weight ivy would make that pop.

But the ivy would grow into the wall and b*gger up the joints.......