In the early days of development in St Francis, this was a very popular style of thatch roof, and is very typical of many houses (and even shops) in the area.
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3 comments:
I like this thatch roof, it's very unusual here in my country. Love principally the white house!
this is a very typical 'St Francis' style, and especially in the village around the shopping centre and golf course, so many houses look like this, they look very attractive when clustered together, and the thatch is a great insulator so they keep cool in summer and warm in winter. it is a bit scary living in one that is surrounded by bush, when there is strong wind and bushfires.
Thanks so much for this post, pretty worthwhile material.
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