Extreme Roofing

Caught a glimpse of this abandoned house in the woods with some extreme growth going on.

[Jae]

Cool!

[Johanna Koppes]

Mysterious decay.

[Paul J]

Explore!

[Louise & Ken]

It's wonderful looking, but not so good for the health of the house in the long term!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

There are a couple abandoned homes here that have a similar situation! Talk about all-natural roofing!

[Dione Giorgio]

No paintwork needed there. Beautiful view.

[Shirley Banford]

Wow! It takes a long time to get that perfect look.

[katy]

By the looks of the roof some of those trees have already had an impact on the house!

[Laurie Higgins]

Wow, I have never seen anything like that. It's beautiful, but it can't be good for the roof.

[Maryellen Bauer]

interesting, mysterious mood...

[bruni]

You see that a lot in Germany and when I was in Holland. what looks funny is that blue tarp on top of the roof.

[Maggiemae]

Oh, goodness - it is so dark here, its a wonder they ever built a house!

[Milanie]

Good for insulation??? Guess those blue tarps are everywhere. Nice find, Rick.

[Cassie]

A new type of roofing.

[Andrew]

looks spooky!

[The Pinchins]

Lots of environmental benefits! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_roof

[Kd Wallis]

Woah! Spooky! Would be a good place for a Halloween shot :) Great find!

[Laurie]

Oh that can't be good!! I am fascinated by abandoned buildings, though!