Hi Moros,
I know what a bungalow is I spent time in Ireland between the ages of 5 and 9. We lived in a thatched roof bungalow built in 1680 or there about. We got our water from a well, the toilet was in a stone building about 100 yards from the house down hill from the well. It was just a very big and deep hole in the ground. I had to be very careful not to fall in. I very much liked the bungalow and cried when we moved, but it did resemble a garden shed with a very cool roof because there was a thatched fox on it. There are bungalows here in the states too. If fact my town has several hundred, Three of which are on the state register of historic homes. They can be maintained or repaired but not changed. So one still has no electricity lol
Hi Moros,
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I know what a bungalow is I spent time in Ireland between the ages of 5 and 9. We lived in a thatched roof bungalow built in 1680 or there about. We got our water from a well, the toilet was in a stone building about 100 yards from the house down hill from the well. It was just a very big and deep hole in the ground. I had to be very careful not to fall in. I very much liked the bungalow and cried when we moved, but it did resemble a garden shed with a very cool roof because there was a thatched fox on it. There are bungalows here in the states too. If fact my town has several hundred, Three of which are on the state register of historic homes. They can be maintained or repaired but not changed. So one still has no electricity lol