Tractor & Farming Heritage

THE THATCHED ROOF

efore the industrial age and the development of the slate industry, most homes in Britain would have been roofed with thatch. Some roofs were made of turf, some from wooden shingles or stone slabs, but most would have been made from thatch because particularly in rural

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