Hi folks
This past weekend I made a marathon one day circular trip into the Italian Dolomites in and around the ski resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo, an absolutely fantastic day which I'll be sharing more info about in a follow up post as soon as I can sort through a ruck of photos I took.
Whilst driving over one of the passes though I came across a restaurant which had a really weird looking combination of old fashioned wooden roof and facing end shingles combined with some spanking brand new facia and cladding board work. It struck me as being such a curious combination of old and new I took take a snap of it to share with some of my carpenter friends on the forum. So, here it is.
For JimSawyer - you asked if I could take some photos of wooden scroll work on buildings. I suppose those shingles may well have been scrolled!
To Tim (evilbadger)
This past weekend I made a marathon one day circular trip into the Italian Dolomites in and around the ski resort of Cortina d'Ampezzo, an absolutely fantastic day which I'll be sharing more info about in a follow up post as soon as I can sort through a ruck of photos I took.
Whilst driving over one of the passes though I came across a restaurant which had a really weird looking combination of old fashioned wooden roof and facing end shingles combined with some spanking brand new facia and cladding board work. It struck me as being such a curious combination of old and new I took take a snap of it to share with some of my carpenter friends on the forum. So, here it is.
For JimSawyer - you asked if I could take some photos of wooden scroll work on buildings. I suppose those shingles may well have been scrolled!
To Tim (evilbadger)
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