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Awesome. Just awesome.
Beautiful! Unfortunately in city we have too many wild animals will love this more us. 😦
Looks like a Chelsea Flower Show entry!
You could be right. Do you like it?
Very interesting just hope the grass on the roof doesn’t need to be mowed. 🙂
Ha, ha!
Interesting take on the traditional (ubiquitous) summer house. The design could be adapted in several ways to suit the site. Glazing could be added to the front – at some cost for the odd shaped opening, but could look stunning. Hmm, now would it work at the top of my garden?
Yes, I like it and think it would be a splendid addition to your slopoing garden!