It was just the unevenness of the tiles really and the occasional seeming gap between some tiles.
Im sure Tel is an expert on computers too.........
The neighbour join anomaly is exaggerated by the fact that old roofs get tired and sag. Except they don't usually sag on the boundary (semi-detached), as there is a supporting wall directly beneath. It's a lot more pronounced on older roofs because of the flimsier section timber used for the rafters and slimmer roof battens. This always results in a wee high spot at the joint. It's made worse by new tiles meeting old.Getting a new roof fitted and needs signing off by the council.
They haven't finished yet but there seems.to be some abnormalities in the has between tiles and it seems to stand out.
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