In wooeden houses, the chimneys are usually of bricks or stones. Sometimes chalked, or covered with some metal. I don't know how it's been on some ancient times, stones probably. I couldn't imagine a wooden chimney, anyway. :)
Or well: for example in the cowshed of Kokkoranta there is one (www.pbase.com/kaisla/image/37766762), but it doesn't come from a fireplace - it exists just to make the cowshed air to circulate.
What do you like in the form? The veranda, or the lack of the right corner? I like the first one, but find the latter rather very strange.
On the left top floor window and the roof about it? I don't understand now what you refer to... I see nothing strange in it. In case you don't mean it on the right. It is strange, and it is just design. We've wondered so much why, me and my parents...
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17-Apr-2006 14:21
I like the form of the house. Its not just squre, or something. and how the roof slopes. Its so curious. The chimney is of bricks. I must look at some of your other photographs. In wooden houses are chimnies usually if bircks? Surely it would be more practical, so wood would'nt burn.
On the left, the top flooer window. The roof about ir, is the design so or is it broken? Its doesn't look so broken. and if it the design, it looks inspired. It really like that. I'd expect it to be just normal, and usually, but something, a little detail is missing. Its unexpected.
