eaves

• In the areas where their aren't any eaves, the walls are covered with copper and due to the rain exposure, the material will change naturally, making it look even more beautiful. —  Dezeen
• A pair of swallows has made a nest between the rafters and the eaves, and they flutter into the porch and out again, afraid to get on their nest while humans are so near. —  Political Affairs Magazine
• We wet clothes hanging on the laundry under the eaves, and then the Hunter family greeted outside the house we went to a small tin roof house to eat, the house is light and well, there is a Tibetan middle earth cooking, cooking benches burning wood fire, burning stove butter tea, hearth baked cakes placed Nang. —  TravelPod.com Recent Updates
• The roofs are two-tiered with traditional flared eaves, and covered with a sea of golden yellow porcelain tiles. —  The Buddhist Channel
• They usually hang the autumn harvest under the eaves, and let the dry winter air transform them into something like enchanted dried apricots: intense, chewy, and frosted in sugar crystals. —  Permaculture Research Institute of Australia

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