Another in a continuing series of parking ramp rooftop views.
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5 comments:
It’s a really great feeling to be on top of a building, right? It’s really beautiful there, especially when the weather is great and you have a spectacular view to look up to. :) If you’re the kind of person who loves watch the sunrise and/or sunset, a rooftop is really a great place for you!
Right on, Willene! Have you tried gazing at the night sky on a roof top? Man, it feels so good capturing the moments and observing the view under the stars. It’s so relaxing, actually. Try that out, and you better hope and pray for some meteor shower to come! =)
A rooftop never fails to provide us such amazing view. :D Ooh, I’d love to look at this amazing view this Christmas, when all the amazing Christmas lights are turned on at night. I’m sure the whole environment will be such beautiful view.
Laurelle Baughman
@Kip: I love gazing at the stars! And our roof top is absolutely my favorite place to enjoy watching the night sky! :D Aside from that, I love being in a roof top because I can feel the cool breeze. :)) I feel really great every time I get to spend some time up there. Isn’t it just the ideal place to unwind?
Converting an ordinary roof into a rooftop is a smart idea. This way, you can maximize your house's space. You can also witness panoramic views of your neighborhood, just like what you’ve shown in this photo. =)
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