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Houses and school with sod roof, Faroe Islands, 2023.
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Tórshavn, Faroe Islands, 2023.
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Norway 2011 (2) (3) by Tricia Spayer
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On the way to DIY a green roof garden.
#diy#old house#refurbishment#roof garden#roof insulation#sod roof#roof garden weight#roof garden type#intensive roof garden#extensive roof garden
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Hope they'll pass the audition
#my art#the beatles#john lennon#paul mccartney#george harrison#ringo starr#fan art#yeah it's a bit rushed#i wanted to do something bigger but didn't have the time for it#so i was like ahh sod it#just gonna pull a roof top concert and make it simple
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Nova Derivativa Verba Latina / New Latin Derivatives
caespitulus -i m. “soddie”
[caespes “sod” + -ulus diminutive suffix]
[caespit- + -ulo-] stems
[caespitulo-] new stem
[caespitulus] nominative singular (cf. sanguiculus)
(Fons Imaginis.)
#sod house#soddie#soddy#latin#latin language#latin translation#lingua latina#tagamemnon#latin fandom#latin meme#latin memes#meme#memes#Word Formation#Latin Word Formation#Heritage Minutes#Historica Minutes: History by the Minute#tar paper roof#New Latin Derivatives
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Exterior Metal
An illustration of a medium-sized, brown, two-story metal home's exterior with a metal roof.
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Open Living Room
Mid-sized minimalist open concept living room design with white walls, a regular fireplace, a stone fireplace, and no television as an example.
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Modern Patio - Patio
#Inspiration for a huge modern backyard patio kitchen remodel with a roof extension patio#sod#drop shade#tropical landscape#artifcial turf#pool#fire pit
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Dallas Outdoor Kitchen
#Inspiration for a huge modern backyard patio kitchen remodel with a roof extension low maintenance#outdoor oasis#cedar siding#privacy wall#sod#pool
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Stone and plank shed with a sod roof, St. Anthony, Newfoundland, 2023.
#architecture#vernacular#shed#stone#sod roof#st. anthony#newfoundland and labrador#2023#photographers on tumblr
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Loads Off My Mind
Loads Off My Mind
I miss having work done around my place. There is something compelling about watching men work.
There is still plenty to do around here, but other jobs take precedence right now, such as “my” work crew reroofing the house I’m looking after for a friend. I’d stopped by to check on the work earlier today, and had planned to be back in plenty of time to post a blog before I go to work myself, but I…
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Christiania/Christianshavn (2) (3) (4) (5) by Per Henriksen
#window view#statuette#backyard#plantlife#cherry laurel#houses#sod roof#turf roof#statues#garden#path#around the neighborhood#denmark#copenhagen
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We need more green Oases in our concrete jungles.
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Okay, to counteract all my complaining, here are some (lore friendly) mods that I just like a lot (no animals, people, weapons/armors, mesh/texture replacers, etc. because there's too many and it gets boring.)
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Ghosts of the Deathbells: adds a really rare, somber event to picking a deathbell flower.
Falmeroon: adds Snow Elf ruins to some remote edges of the map. I've made an unofficial SE port here.
Snow Whale Bones: adds the remains of Snow Whales in some mountainous areas (iffy canon but sorry they are Cool.)
Windmills of Skyrim: adds windmills with unique, custom-painted sails to farms.
Scarecrows of Skyrim: adds scarecrows to farms.
Scribes of Skyrim: makes books and notes use a variety of typefaces (any fellow Pentiment fans out there?)
The Old Ways-Nordic Religion: adds totems representing the Nordic pantheon around Skyrim. Has patches for the next recommendation.
The Great Towns/Villages series: overhauls the smaller, worldspace towns in a really cool way, includes voice-acted NPCs. Personally, I like Kynesgrove the best because it actually adds to the lore about the Nordic pantheon. For Shor's Stone, I recommend this mod as well.
Redbag's Rorikstead: I like this mod over Great Village's version because the houses have sod roofs and I'm a sucker for sod roofs.
Capital Windhelm Expansion: adds some really thoughtful lore touches (Dunmer refugees outside the walls, an Arena, and a cool vampire quest)
Relic of Dawnstar: adds a Gehenoth skull to the White Hall (requires Cities of the North), inspired by the lore of the Travels game
Environs series: thoughtful additions that makes certain places change over time.
WiZKid's mods: especially Lund's Hut, Lively Farms, Icy Windhelm, Pinewatch, Hall of the Dead Stained Glass Windows, and Pavo's House. Sepolcri is also pretty good but loses immersion points for using celtic cross gravestones. You can pry Lanterns of Skyrim II from my cold, dead hands, though. Lux? Idk her, LoSII is my bestie.
Fancy Sleeping Tree Replacer: the Sleeping Tree is supposed to be a remnant of the sentient trees of the flying city of Umbriel (from the novels.) It should be weird, is what I'm saying, and this mod makes it alien and beautiful.
Unique Culture Riverwood: a mod that gives Riverwood its own style of farmhouse and a little more personality. The author has also made a mod for Falkreath.
Immersive World Encounters: adds more and edits World Encounters, including encountering faction NPCs out and about (ex. the Companions outside of Whiterun doing Companion-y things in the wilderness).
Glorious Doors of Skyrim: adds some really cool doors. 'nuff said.
Redbag's Dragonreach: adds some unique flair to Jarl Ballin's crib.
Cultured Orc Furniture: replaces generic furniture in Orc Strongholds with custom furniture.
Lavinia's Memorial: adds some gifts from her grieving parents to the little girl's grave in Falkreath. Ouch.
Nocturnal Moths: adds moths that spawn around lanterns at night.
Moons and Stars: fixes the positions of the stars and moons, as well as making moon phases consistent.
DK's Realistic Nord Ships: replaces Skyrim's ships with some gorgeous new models.
Morgenstern's Mushroom Circles: adds more fairy rings in the wilderness. Delightful!
Bloodmoon Brodir Grove: makes the grove in Solstheim a little more like it was in the Morrowind DLC. The mod author also has more mods that bring Bloodmoon details and locations to Solstheim.
Ships of the Horizon: does what it says on the tin.
EVG Animation Variance: the whole animation series by Everglaid is nice (haven't tried Traversal yet, but that is some incredible technology) but I especially like this one for the old people animations
jasperthegnome's houses: these are SO cozy and comfy.
Arctic- Frost Effects Redux: makes frost spells have cooler effects (including 3D ice spikes)
Northern Roads- Let Me Guess Someone Stole Your Sweetroads: a plugin that cuts down on Northern Roads, removing all the landscape changes and bridges and just keeping the clutter. Way more compatible than the original mod.
Skyrim Bridges: this is my favorite bridge mod. There are many, but I like this one best.
Edit: forgot two tiny mods in my original post:
Nightcaller Temple Unique Shrine of Mara: replaces the generic shrine with a wooden shrine Erandur carved
Broken Tower Redoubt Unique Shrine of Dibella: similar to the above mod, but Reachmen carved this one.
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Anyone interested in a Hobbit fixer-upper? Its roof has turned to hay, so the shire is in dire need of some sod. It has quite an oversized garage, though, doesn't it? (The 3rd bay is for an RV.) The 1988 hobbit house in Elverson, Pennsylvania has 3bds, 2ba, $450K.
This is nice, I like the curving stairs, and I'm a sucker for old knotty pine.
It actually looks like a normal house inside, but you can "shire it up." The living room is pretty big and gets lots of natural light.
Open dining area and kitchen. The carpeting has to go, though. Double sliders to the outdoors and some closets, plus knotty pine paneling complete the space.
The kitchen's dated and has the cheap laminate cabinets, but they don't looked chipped or anything. The tile floor is in good shape, too, and the appliances look new. Check.
Let me just show you my idea about how you can "shire it up." It's one of my favorite homes. This is the kitchen in Terri Windling's former home called "Weaver's Cottage," and if this isn't hobbit decor, I don't know what is. Isn't this cool?
And, this is the living room of Weaver's Cottage. Can you picture this home looking like it? If you'd like to see more, here's the link: https://www.terriwindling.com/blog/houses/page/4/
Bedroom #1 is off the the dining room.
This bath has typically retro tile. I've taken off the shower doors in one house I lived in, they're easily removed.
The bedrooms are pretty much the same. Blank canvases.
The upstairs bath has more hobbit-y cabinetry, but I don't know what happened to the one on the right.
This one has nicer tile.
It's nice up here. They working on that structure, and it looks like it may be for a wood burning stove.
There are sliders to a terrace, too. This is a nice space.
There's an RV in the garage. I don't know if it conveys or what the story is.
The house is on a 4 acre lot.
Seems to be a nice area. I don't know how this works in the winter, but there's no paved driveway to this home.
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