This one is unusual though in that the stone was cut into even shaped blocks and butted together to form a irregular pattern. Most of them were built with the stone rougher hewn on the outside.
As you can see, the house has two separate roofs. Probably two rooms were built and roofed and later another two rooms were added with a separate roof. At one stage the veranda would have gone all around the building.
Liz Needle - linking with "Rubbish Tuesday"
How very quaint!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the old cottage.
ReplyDeleteI love the way this looks on the outside...I would love to see the inside of it, too.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting place.
ReplyDeleteWow. That's a wonderful old building determined to withstand time.
ReplyDeletegreat material for a photo
ReplyDeleteIf those walls could talk. Just thinking of the workmanship and labor involved in constructing those walls.
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