The men have been busy for the last month repairing my domes, roof tiles and skylightdome.
Click on any photo to enlarge all.
Here is the link for the roof challenge: https://beckybofwinchester.com/2018/06/02/june-roof-square-2/
New Old Roof
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All the wonderful colors I love! Love the round hole in the roof. I assume you put something over it because it could get a bit wet otherwise.
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yes.. there was a skyight there that cracked so they made a new one.. it is just a 1/2 bubble-sized frosted dome.
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Love your colorful house.
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Judy
I loved the colors in your house
Very pretty
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Looks like a lot of work….
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Yikes — it looks like ttey’re fixing it tile by tile — a long, slow job!
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Janet.. Just saw the fires on the internet. Are they close to you at all? Horrible.
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I hope by now you’ve seen my posts about the fire. The Aliso Fire is about 3 miles from my house — close enough to be scary! The big Laguna Beach Fire 25 years ago was about a mile away, but clearly travelling down the canyon and not in this direction at all. This one is actually a little scarier, given the change in fire behaviors since then, and given last year’s fire history. I’m keeping good watch!
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Yes.. right after I wrote that I thought to check your blog and saw your photos and read your commentary. My friend in Huntington Beach didn’t even know about it until I Skyped her an hour ago!
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It’s actually pretty small in the scheme of things — 200 acres seems to be the size, and the main concern is that it’s between two heavily populated areas. I’ll see if I can locate a better vantage point in a little while, but I expect there won’t be much to see by now!
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What an incredible roof. How lucky you are. Hope it is nearly all repaired now.
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PS very cute cat! Think my favourite two shots are the 2nd and 3rd
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I loved how all the roof tiles and deck stones and bucket were calico colored as well.. like she was hiding out in camouflage!
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She’s a clever cat🐈
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Wow! Tons of work. Hous s all seem to be money pits.
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Yes..I keep thinking I should sell and move to a smaller place but I’ve put so much work into it and love it and can’t face having to get rid of stuff.
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I know. It is the key question for this time of life. Kevin and I have more yard andhouse than we need, but our lives are here and we have great neighbors and friendships and hate the thought of having to change all that! It will be interesting to see where we all end up in the next decade or two.
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Gorgeous – a whole story in roof shots
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Reblogged this on lifelessons – a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown and commented:
When I went looking for rooftop photos to share for Cee’s roof prompt, I realized I already had done a photo spread on the topic, so I’m going to reblog it here For Cee’s Roof Challenge.
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A splendid, colourful, set
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