
Thatched cottages overlooking the sea with an English spring sky above. What more could you possibly want?
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We live among natural wonders. Some people ignore and others actively dislike such beauty, even working to destroy the only world we can inhabit.
These daily posts are my encouragement of joy in nature, hoping to inspire you to share my love of a planet that’s a marvel of unlikely coincidences.
Are we alone in the universe as a living species with sentience? We may never know. We’re unlikely to meet, or even effectively communicate with, other sentient lifeforms, because of the vast distances in time and space involved.
So, we should live as though we are the only life form conscious of our existence and able to modify our environment. We can do that to benefit all life forms, or entirely selfishly in the mistaken and ultimately self-destructive belief we’re apart from nature. History, science, and common sense show us daily how intricately we’re part of nature. Perhaps it’s foolish and self-defeating to ignore this simple fact.
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I absolutely love that roof on the cottages. What an interesting building and a lovely shot. Hugs 🤗 Joni
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Thatch is a fairly common roofing material in England, Joni, especially in rural areas. It’s made from reeds, is fireproofed these days, and can last for 50-70 years. But it’s quite pricey now as there are fewer thatchers around.
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This is very interesting to me Stuart. I would have never thought they were fire proof. Thank you for the info my friend. Seventy years that is wild, and made from nature. Yea!!!! Doing exactly what you talk about in your post. ❤️
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And one more natural advantage, Joni, thatch provides a home for lots of wildlife!
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That is fantastic and interesting. Thank you Stuart. ❤️🤗love to you and Valerie.
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What a gorgeous picture, Stuart. So serene and comforting.
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Thank you, Lynette. It was lovely to walk along the shore here, and through the small village, too.
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Want? Absolutely nothing! Would love to live there with that view!
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Aye, it’s a lovely spot, Noelle. On the Dorset coast.
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