Roof overhang cladding wooden or plastic panels?

too bad that this is uneven

I see it exactly the other way around. It's nice that the terrain has structure.

Which L stones? I don't have any L stones.

you don't ...your neighbor?

Well, as a child, I would use it as a goal.

My neighbor doesn't have any either; he is the one after next. Yes, if I had access to it, there would be climbing plants there. Although it is the east side, quite shady from noon onwards. Vine or something like that probably wouldn't work. One thing is certain, we and A and J next door to the west, and those to the east as well, although I don't have a photo of that, have richly planted, not precisely laid out and not filled with gravel-covered garden areas, certainly also patches of lawn, also terraces, but in our place there are many birds and many insects as their food in summer, and that's why we wanted a house, because of the piece of land, otherwise a condominium would certainly have been more convenient if you don't like land.

A cabin in the forest by the lake is also something.

Really like the American style = stone with wood.

Maybe someday.

It is so uniform, so identical, so monotonous. I don’t like that, I like the world colorful and messy and also a bit dirty or grubby and crooked and askew and find it cozy when you grill sausages in sweatpants and flip-flops with canned beer and no one clears away the dishes and a suitcase radio with Bob as the station. And cars belong unwashed, flowers may grow and run wild, the 3nkel draw with chalk on the terrace, the cat spreads its hair on the sofa. If you know what I mean.

Oh, Karsten... lately you write as flowery as the Pril flowers, which no one here knows anymore, but that touch the heart. Suburban crocodiles, murder lake and so on. I like it.