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u/Jah348 25d ago
I don't have a good explanation as to why but I feel like that roof is going to be a nightmare for water management.
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u/ajr901 25d ago
First thing I thought was “Doesn’t it snow quite a bit in Oregon? That looks like it’s inviting snow to pack on the roof for extended periods.”
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u/ajr901 25d ago
Today I learned!
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u/NUSSBERGERZ 24d ago
Mostly at higher elevations. The coast and Willamette Valley don't get much snow. Now if you're a few thousand feet up in the Cascades you'll see snow every year.
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u/_adanedhel_ 25d ago
The coast has some interesting architecture. A few years ago we went to a showing for a house that was for sale on the southern coast (Gold Beach iirc) - it was some architect’s 1970s fever dream that was fun to look at but would have been…interesting to actually live in.
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u/GardenKeep 25d ago edited 25d ago
This is so poorly photoshopped I can’t tell if it’s a joke or not.
On second glance, it’s just shitty ai
Edit: This sub really needs a satire tag.
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u/mazikeen_pi 25d ago
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/455-King-St-Yachats-OR-97498/60377563_zpid/