Polytunnel spotted on the path to Koroni, Messenia in the southern Peloponnese. And now for some more scenic Greek roofs to conclude Becky’s very entertaining June squares photo-jaunt. Didn’t we do well. And a big round of applause for Becky.
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THE END
Tish Farrell 
It has been fun to see everyones take on the roof.
It has, hasn’t it.
The final one is my favourite.
Looks like the tent my brother and I had at the Reading Rock Festival one year!
Don’t s’pose you spent much time in it then 🙂
Too right! I spent the first night in the back of the car!
Now that I can imagine 🙂
You make me feel nostalgic for Greece. Returning in the Autumn? X
Nothing planned. Would love to though.
Such beautiful curves!
And so well ventilated 🙂
I thought I knew what a polytunnel was, but I’m beginning to think I don’t really fully understand it. I thought it was a kind of “pre-plastic” greenhouse. Is it? Would it be too much to ask for a more complete explanation? It is not something I’m likely to bump into around here 😀
Just a polythene covered growing house, a metal frame with a curvy profile, and an alternative to a glass greenhouse. The horticultural industry use mega sized ones for growing salad crops etc. I’ll have to do a post on MY polytunnel. I found a toad in it yesterday. We frightened each other, but I was very pleased to see it, and hope it’s eating lots of molluscs.
Thank you. That’s close to what I thought.
What wonderful diversity. I specially like the one with the corner of a roof in the top left hand corner of the frame, and the amusing end piece.and there was no doubt in my mind that it wasn’t your poly tunnel, unless vandals had moved in. You’ve given a great feel of place through roofs.
Glad you liked this, Meg. And thank you for having such faith in MY polytunnel 🙂 🙂
Perfect ending Tish. Greece really did capture your heart 🙂
Yes, I didn’t know I had some spare that wasn’t captured by Africa, but I did. Took me quite by surprise.
A fun collection of all kinds of roofs. Something special about Mediterranean—and Greece in particular—and roofs.
Many thanks, Otto 🙂
Beautiful and varied finale Tish. It has been an interesting series. Now what next?
Maybe get some writing done???
Daily challenges are a big commitment aren’t they…
Oh dear, that poor tunnel is in need of loving care. But your roof collection lifted my spirits – hasn’t it been fun!
Raised the roof, didn’t we 😉
I like the bits of roofly decrepitude you found, Tish
Lots of ‘good’ examples 🙂
Greece comes up with the goods!
That is a very sad poly-collapse. 🙂
poly-collapse – I like it. Though on reflection, it could be a term for an unfortunate bodily condition 🙂
Heh, heh, heh. 😀
Great choices!
hasn’t it been a loveluy challenge?
It has. I loved it, and am still eyeing up rooftops.
oh thank you xxxx
Glad it isn’t yours! But what a fabulous end to rooves. Just love your final entries, and ‘The End’ is superb. Thank you so much Tish.
Just so enjoyed your going square challenge, Becky 🙂
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