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where in the world 347, fog and the mist, faroes by KeefH Hellinger Via Flickr: taken and uploaded by KHWD want to see more images and / or read the blog? www.motorhome-travels.net/post/blog-135-faroes-iceland Housing in the Faroe Islands offers a mix of options, including houses, apartments, and rooms for rent or purchase. The housing market is primarily private, with prices varying based on location and condition. There are also initiatives like Bústaðir, the Faroese Housing Association, which provides low-interest loans for energy-saving home conversions and aims to create new rental apartments. For students, some schools offer rented rooms in "school homes" with shared facilities. The housing landscape reflects the Faroe Islands' transition from scattered settlements to more urbanized areas The iconic red grass-roofed houses of the Faroe Islands are a striking blend of tradition and practicality. These turf-roofed homes are a hallmark of Faroese architecture, deeply rooted in the islands' history and environment. Why Grass Roofs? Grass roofs have been used in the Faroe Islands for over a thousand years. They provide excellent insulation, keeping homes warm during the harsh winters and cool in the summer. The thick layer of turf also protects against the islands' frequent heavy rainfall and strong winds. This natural roofing material is both eco-friendly and sustainable, blending seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. The Red Walls The vibrant red walls of these houses are often painted with a traditional red ochre pigment, which contrasts beautifully with the lush green of the grass roofs. This color choice is not just aesthetic; it also reflects a cultural preference for bright, cheerful hues in the often overcast and misty Faroese weather. Where to Find Them You can spot these charming houses in various villages across the Faroe Islands. Notable locations include: 1.Tórshavn: The capital city, where you’ll find traditional turf-roofed buildings like the Prime Minister’s office in Tinganes. 2.Gásadalur: A picturesque village known for its grass-roofed cabins near the famous Múlafossur Waterfall. 3.Bøur: A quaint settlement with many sod-roofed homes offering stunning views of the sea and nearby islets. These houses are not just relics of the past; they continue to be built and maintained, preserving a unique architectural tradition that harmonizes with the Faroese way of life.

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DR6A0027 by toy5233 https://flic.kr/p/2nEY539

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Cityscape by Malcolm Arouza Via Flickr: Sha Tin - Hong Kong

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Reine du tricot by La Fricherie

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Crimson marsh glider by Malcolm Arouza Via Flickr: Dragonfly

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Tulip Farm Panorama by David Hamments Via Flickr: on Table Cape, Wynyard, Tasmania.... Table Cape Lighthouse can be seen in the distance...

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where in the world 182 sunset over clifden beach ireland⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ by KeefH Hellinger Via Flickr: shot by KHWD at the Eco Beach Camspite we camped in our motorhome on pitch one on the cliff edge overlooking the beach, a more idyllic spot you could not have asked for, a chair, glass of wine, camera in hand and watched the sun set want to see more images or read the blog? www.motorhome-travels.net/post/blog-129-eire-ireland Clifden offers a fantastic motorhome camping experience, especially at the Clifden Camping and Caravan Park. This campsite is nestled in the scenic Connemara region, providing a peaceful retreat with modern facilities. It's a great base for exploring the Wild Atlantic Way, with nearby attractions like Kylemore Abbey and the Twelve Bens mountains. For a more eco-friendly option, the Clifden Eco Beach Camping & Caravanning Park is a standout choice. This carbon-neutral campsite is located on a private sandy beach, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean. It's known for its serene atmosphere, spacious pitches, and opportunities for campfires under starry skies. As for sunsets, Clifden is renowned for its stunning views. The Eco Beach Camping Park, in particular, provides an ideal vantage point to witness vibrant sunsets over the ocean. The combination of the golden hues reflecting on the water and the tranquil surroundings creates a truly magical experience.

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Tu l'as vue ? by Jeff-Photo

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Lego Emoji Christmas par Pascal Hetzel Via Flickr : HO! HO! HO! Merry Christmas !!! 🎅🎄🎁

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Moon Shot Through A Window - Photo Taken by STEVEN CHATEAUNEUF - May 5, 2020 by snc145 Natural Moon Shot: Thank you everyone for all of your views, comments, group awards, and favorites. https://flic.kr/p/2iXPGBV

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Jacarandá. by luisarmandooyarzun Jacaranda es un género de unas 50 especies aceptadas, de las 120 descritas, ​ de árboles y arbustos de la familia de las bignoniáceas, típicos de la América intertropical y subtropical. Se conoce como jacarandá, jacaranda, gualanday o tarco. https://flic.kr/p/2epKAtb

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Tiger's Nest by MashrikFaiyaz https://flic.kr/p/2czLpMT

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where in the world 31 - te mata, nz by KeefH Hellinger Via Flickr: photo taken by KeefH Web Designs for travel websites want to see more images or read the blog? www.holiday2007-8.co.uk/NEWZEALAND Te Mata Peak, located in the Hawke's Bay region of New Zealand, is a stunning natural landmark rising to 399 meters above sea level. It's part of the Te Mata Hills and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes, including the Heretaunga Plains, Tukituki Valley, and even Mount Ruapehu on clear days. The peak is steeped in Māori legend. It's said that the silhouette of the peak resembles a giant lying down, known as Rongokako, an ancestor of the Ngāti Kahungunu tribe. The story tells of his love for Hinerakau, a chief's daughter, and his tragic demise while attempting impossible tasks to prove his devotion. Visitors can hike, bike, or drive to the summit, enjoying panoramic views and exploring trails through forests and limestone valleys. The area is also popular for activities like hang gliding, paragliding, and mountain biking

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Schonbrunn Palace - Wienn by robin & simona benea Via Flickr: yellow dream