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I'm back! FA went down for me for 24 hours or more, but I dunno why, cuz all the other sites I were visiting was working fine, exept a few. I thought it was going down for me again right before I was gonna upload this cuz the site was loading so slow, but I'm back, and here's a pic from the weekend! YAY!!
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Yep; it's actually me and 
aapur's family home (we're brothers). The house itself was actually designed and drawn by our grandfather in colaboration with our parents in the late 80's, and it certanly has been a fine house to grow up in.
And as the season is getting close... That spot just behind Chrono, under that lamp; that's where we rig up the Christmas tree ^^
aapur's family home (we're brothers). The house itself was actually designed and drawn by our grandfather in colaboration with our parents in the late 80's, and it certanly has been a fine house to grow up in.And as the season is getting close... That spot just behind Chrono, under that lamp; that's where we rig up the Christmas tree ^^
The floor is actually quite new, which is one of the reasons it's so fine. Our old dishwasher became "possessed" some years ago and decided it was a good idea to turn the old floor into a swimming pool x.x Still, it was actually for the better since the old floor had (to my dad's annoyance) over the course of 20 years taken quite a lot of beating, and the new floor came on the insurance (luckily no items other than the floor was harmed). In the time we were waiting for the carpenters to remove the old floor, the planks expanded and created a sort of Himalaya-like landscape which was quite hillarious.
My parents opinion is that no living room is complete without a decent bookshelf. It's not only good for decoration and the "room" feel, but it's extremely usefull too.
Wooden houses are quite common in Norway, but our house is kindof breaking the standard a little by having wooden floor/ceiling/some walls (that's more common in some of the cabins in the mountains). It's not only nice to look at, but it is also much softer and it isolates a lot more.
I'm curently staying somewhere else due to studies, but I will return after I'm done with my exams sometime before Christmas. That should be around the 20th December. Aapur is staying there some days of the week.
My parents opinion is that no living room is complete without a decent bookshelf. It's not only good for decoration and the "room" feel, but it's extremely usefull too.
Wooden houses are quite common in Norway, but our house is kindof breaking the standard a little by having wooden floor/ceiling/some walls (that's more common in some of the cabins in the mountains). It's not only nice to look at, but it is also much softer and it isolates a lot more.
I'm curently staying somewhere else due to studies, but I will return after I'm done with my exams sometime before Christmas. That should be around the 20th December. Aapur is staying there some days of the week.
Oh Wow! Thats awesome! Sorry about the dishwasher incident :I They tend to get possessed a lot these days lol. And I agree 100 percent on the bookshelf! And wow! Norway! Thats amazing! I love houses that have a cabin feel to it. I don't know why, it just makes the atmosphere and comfort levels rise a lot. The smell must be wonderful. I remember going to a cabin once. They smell of wood to me anyways is amazing xD. Does it get cold in the winters though? :) Or is it very well insulated?
Our house is quite new (late 80's), so it has been made with decent isolation. My dad also thinks very echonomical, so he doesn't want high electrical bills which bad isolation causes ;3 (we have cheap electricity in Norway, so we typically use that for everything instead of gass.) The bedroom area and the loft does get a little cold in the winter, so it's always importaint to keep the doors to those areas closed. Otherwise we have lots of electrical thermostate ovens, but we also got a more classic fireplace in cast-iron.
It doesn't smell that much, but there is a faint hint of wooden smell. The wood type is pine (don't remember if it was Pinus sylvestris or one of the other pines), but it has been oiled and treated a lot. In many cabins, the wood is more for decorative and atmospherical reasons, so I don't think they treat it that much.
The climate here is quite special. We have the gulf-stream which heats up the whole coastline in the winter, and cools it down in the summer. It's therefore quite rare to have lower temperatures than -5/-10 degrees Celcius in the winter, and the summer temperature is typically around 18 to 23 degrees Celcius. The air is also very humid, so if it gets more than 25 degrees Celcius, then it feels about like wearing a fullsuit o.o'
It doesn't smell that much, but there is a faint hint of wooden smell. The wood type is pine (don't remember if it was Pinus sylvestris or one of the other pines), but it has been oiled and treated a lot. In many cabins, the wood is more for decorative and atmospherical reasons, so I don't think they treat it that much.
The climate here is quite special. We have the gulf-stream which heats up the whole coastline in the winter, and cools it down in the summer. It's therefore quite rare to have lower temperatures than -5/-10 degrees Celcius in the winter, and the summer temperature is typically around 18 to 23 degrees Celcius. The air is also very humid, so if it gets more than 25 degrees Celcius, then it feels about like wearing a fullsuit o.o'
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