The small cabin was perfectly tucked into a large stand of spruce trees, making it almost undetectable in its heavily
timbered environment.
On the other side of the hall at the end of the L is a study with
timbered ceiling.
That area did not slide as far down the hill as did a more heavily
timbered portion of the slide, Shank said.
* siding--vary it with the architectural character: lap siding of varying widths, board and batten, shingles, "half
timbered" (battens over stucco board); and
Approximately one-third of the tract is
timbered with ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine, and Douglas fir; the rest is Camas prairie.
The poems in A
Timbered Choir are a kind of microcosm of his work over the last twenty years, the self-contained world of a Sunday poet.
The
Timbered Choir by Wendell Berry (Counterpoint, $22).
Slightly further afield is the market town of Ledbury, famous for its half
timbered buildings and medieval Market Hall.
In the heart of England, in Warwickshire, this pretty town with
timbered houses and shop fronts on the banks of the Avon is renowned as the birthplace of William Shakespeare, and so is awash with references to the Bard.
The wonderful memories they will take back will help them to recommend us to their clients.'Amari Addu Maldives features 271 villas with modern amenities and a
timbered verandah.
And, with whitewashed, half
timbered houses tucked around little alleys and cul-de-sacs, it''s easy to see why.
TIMBERED: the stunning iglenook lounge, the conservatory and exterior views of the cottage