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Fake books, or a picture of some books anyway. How much of a porridge brained dullard must one be to want fake books! Anyone remotely interested would instantly work it out.Patr100 said:
In pic 18, is that actually bookshelves or wallpaper of books?FreeBear said:Tiglet2 said:https://www.onthemarket.com/details/10530080/
Spot the man on the roof - could it be a burglar, window cleaner or the EA's photographer doing aerial shots?
Any guesses as to what the structure is going along the left side boundary in the garden?You are imagining things. It is a chimney in #26, not a human.As for the structures - Pens for cat or dogs perhaps.0 -
Or fake paneling - looks like that's wallpaper behind the sofa in the same room as well!Ditzy_Mitzy said:
Fake books, or a picture of some books anyway. How much of a porridge brained dullard must one be to want fake books! Anyone remotely interested would instantly work it out.Patr100 said:
In pic 18, is that actually bookshelves or wallpaper of books?FreeBear said:Tiglet2 said:https://www.onthemarket.com/details/10530080/
Spot the man on the roof - could it be a burglar, window cleaner or the EA's photographer doing aerial shots?
Any guesses as to what the structure is going along the left side boundary in the garden?You are imagining things. It is a chimney in #26, not a human.As for the structures - Pens for cat or dogs perhaps.
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SallyDucati said:
Or fake paneling - looks like that's wallpaper behind the sofa in the same room as well!Ditzy_Mitzy said:
Fake books, or a picture of some books anyway. How much of a porridge brained dullard must one be to want fake books! Anyone remotely interested would instantly work it out.Patr100 said:
In pic 18, is that actually bookshelves or wallpaper of books?FreeBear said:Tiglet2 said:https://www.onthemarket.com/details/10530080/
Spot the man on the roof - could it be a burglar, window cleaner or the EA's photographer doing aerial shots?
Any guesses as to what the structure is going along the left side boundary in the garden?You are imagining things. It is a chimney in #26, not a human.As for the structures - Pens for cat or dogs perhaps.
No worse than people who used to use wallpaper that looks like a brick wall.
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Or conversely no better - depending on taste!ProDave said:SallyDucati said:
Or fake paneling - looks like that's wallpaper behind the sofa in the same room as well!Ditzy_Mitzy said:
Fake books, or a picture of some books anyway. How much of a porridge brained dullard must one be to want fake books! Anyone remotely interested would instantly work it out.Patr100 said:
In pic 18, is that actually bookshelves or wallpaper of books?FreeBear said:Tiglet2 said:https://www.onthemarket.com/details/10530080/
Spot the man on the roof - could it be a burglar, window cleaner or the EA's photographer doing aerial shots?
Any guesses as to what the structure is going along the left side boundary in the garden?You are imagining things. It is a chimney in #26, not a human.As for the structures - Pens for cat or dogs perhaps.
No worse than people who used to use wallpaper that looks like a brick wall.0 -
Sadly, there are people still using the fake brick wallpaper..ProDave said:SallyDucati said:
Or fake paneling - looks like that's wallpaper behind the sofa in the same room as well!Ditzy_Mitzy said:
Fake books, or a picture of some books anyway. How much of a porridge brained dullard must one be to want fake books! Anyone remotely interested would instantly work it out.Patr100 said:
In pic 18, is that actually bookshelves or wallpaper of books?FreeBear said:Tiglet2 said:https://www.onthemarket.com/details/10530080/
Spot the man on the roof - could it be a burglar, window cleaner or the EA's photographer doing aerial shots?
Any guesses as to what the structure is going along the left side boundary in the garden?You are imagining things. It is a chimney in #26, not a human.As for the structures - Pens for cat or dogs perhaps.
No worse than people who used to use wallpaper that looks like a brick wall.
Her courage will change the world.
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.0 -
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/111159044#/?channel=RES_BUY
Looks like they are using a greenhouse as a conservatory. There's no conservatory mentioned in the particulars, so I assume it's something that's not permanent.2 -
It's the bad tiling in the WC that caught my eye! Those tiny slivers at either end where the sink and toilet are.
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Something fishy about that place. Great decor for viewing on a black and white television, however.lea_uk said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/111159044#/?channel=RES_BUY
Looks like they are using a greenhouse as a conservatory. There's no conservatory mentioned in the particulars, so I assume it's something that's not permanent.2 -
https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/105868694#/media?id=media0&ref=photoCollage&channel=RES_BUY
Disgusting house
Spot the sweet looking cat. Hoping it doesn't belong to the owners/tenant as deserves better.1 -
I'd call it a plain ol "lean-to" rather than a conservatory , which can be made of almost anything.lea_uk said:https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/111159044#/?channel=RES_BUY
Looks like they are using a greenhouse as a conservatory. There's no conservatory mentioned in the particulars, so I assume it's something that's not permanent.
Although elsewhere in the country , more substantial "lean to conservatories" are as permanent as they can be.0
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