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I don’t think it can be natural. Maybe a relic of the mining era?
6 months agoGlad to see what ag great- looking place this is. We’ll be staying here.
6 months agoThanks!
6 months agoLooks impregnable enough.
6 months agoI do remember that! Wondered if you were staying there too. When we were there it had th3 only open restaurant within walking distance.
6 months agoAla snowbirds in the USA.. the Midwest and upper Atlantic coast states gone south, to Florida. Ironically, today, it was 80 degrees here in Santa Cruz, CA, and last week today it was pouring rain with 50 degrees. You can’t “win”.
6 months agoThank you! The first time I saw this idea in the Netherlands it reminded me of rolling garage doors on warehouses in cities. I had never seen this on private residences. I was told in the Netherlands these are popular especially for homes with children who need to get their sleep before the sun goes down! ( we know it doesn’t set in Netherlands until almost ten pm..)
6 months agoYep, I guess if it is strong enough to blow your sandwich out of your hand, the palm tree is also suspect. ;)
6 months agoCamping cars are a huge thing in Germany. The weather is not great in Germany right now, so they all come here.
6 months agoMany homes gave these. They rise and lower from inside and are both for sun shade, room darkening at night, and possibly for security.
6 months agoThe winds have been brutally strong the past few days.
6 months agoThe pattern seems to be ala “Mackenzie Childs” ..NYC..
6 months agoWow! Now that’s a statement !
6 months agoSo, if the campers are all FROM Germany, are the Spanish campers IN Germany? ;)
6 months ago
We thought these were great!
6 months ago