Bus shelter with thatched roof - 03-4

Today’s bus shelter is unusual as it is thatched. Still a wooden frame with feather edge cladding. There are two thatched shelters in this village I am sure the other one will feature later on in the month. There is a plaque on this one saying that it was renovated to commemorate Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth’s Silver Jubilee in 1977.

[Chippy Minton]

I've lived in smaller flats than this! What a wonderful characterful bus shelter.

[Gerry]

very beautiful photo of this wonderful Bus Shelter this reminds me of places such as Dorset and Devon

[Pat Knowles]

You do have some posh bus shelters in your neck of the woods!!! Could entice squatters!!!

[Mary]

WOW! What a great bus shelter!

[Karin Hirsch]

This is a wonderful bus shelter, very unusual being thatched. Are there many thatched houses in the village so it would fit in nicely

[mizhayz]

Now how cool is that.. our bus shelters are made of cheap plexiglass and tin.. you captured a real treasure

[Paula]

Looks great!

[Rob Wareham]

@ch1ppy_m1nton @gerry I expect there are people living in bush shelter all across the country at some time. This would be for the upper class type though. It is in a small village of Teffont in Wiltshire.

[Rob Wareham]

@happypat Posh squatters only!

[Rob Wareham]

@mcmary @paulavdmerwe @mizhayz There are all shapes and sizes on my route to work.

[Rob Wareham]

@khirsch You are correct there are quite a lot of old and new thatched properties in this village.

[Gerry]

@barrowlane very nice Rob Wiltshire Is another beautiful county ,

[Catherine Pace]

adorable :o)

[Gena Pegg]

Love the thatched roof! Good capture

[R L Anderson]

Have been visiting your different bus shelter posts this morning. Very interesting contrasts of style and construction!

[Dem Mie]

this series of bus stops are amazing mate