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  • Odds and Sods September 2021

    These photos are a good representation of that time.

  • Brussels

    This is the splendid roof of the Galerie Royales Saint-Hubert which is an old shopping mall, built in I only photographed the roof because the rest was made of Belgian chocolate. But as roofs go this is quite a good one.

  • Odds and Sods August 2021 Part 2

    Because it is in a steep sided wooded, valley away from the road network it is surprisingly difficult

  • Cheek by Jowl

    You quite often find yourself looking across at roof levels lower down the hill. nave being done first between 1432-44, the chancel between 1445-48, the tower between 1449-59 and the screen upper shuttered opening and iron latch; below this is a single tap with iron guard (twisted square rods the 12th century, Totnes was already an important market town, due to its position on one of the main roads This was a food stall although I have no idea what this is.

  • Old Paignton Photo Walk 2

    Over the road from the pub is this old brewery which was probably very handy. Do you have to crawl at that end of the room on the left? This consists of a low building with walls and roof of stone. It has two compartments. Separated from the nave by a stone screen and an entranced doorway, the 15th century Kirkham chantry The portion already done gives good idea of the artistic result which will be obtained.

  • Odds and Sods February 2024

    From here it is a short stroll along the water's edge on a narrow one way road with very little traffic Gentry - people of good social position, specifically the class of people next below the nobility in . 3-room through-passage plan to the original building, the right-hand range was separated late C19, Just over the road from the Ferryboat Inn is the ferry boat itself. Painted stucco, continuous slate roof with rendered stacks to the party walls.

  • Exeter Photo Walk 2

    Most of what was the main part of the church in the 19th century is now screened off and inaccessible However, if you look at the older properties either side of the road you can tell something does not On the other side of the road is a lower street level. On the road level there is a cast iron gothic style balustrade and integral lamp standards. showing at the Gaumont, forcing the Exeter public to travel to the Rex, at Topsham, where it was being screened

  • The Ruined Church of South Huish

    The Friends of Friendless Churches was established at a meeting held on 3 July 1957 in Committee Room It is now without a roof, but the walls, other than those of the transept, are largely intact. The late medieval screen was removed to Bowringsleigh House in West Alvington.

  • East Portlemouth

    There is a small hamlet at the top of the hill and then a long windy road that follows the water at the But this road at the bottom was closed to traffic and the repair work was a massive job and took many At the end of the windy road is a car park but also a beautiful sandy beach. It seems the Road Closed sign is a new one and relates to the road at the bottom that goes the other Probably none of it good.

  • Modbury Part 2

    The White Hart and Assembly Rooms, are Grade 2 Listed and were given heritage protection back in 1967 an amber-coloured globe lamp atop a tall black and white pole, marking said pedestrian crossings of roads Failing to stop at a zebra crossing while a pedestrian is still on the road could land you with a hefty In the Road Traffic Act of 1930 all speed limits were controversially removed. Raleigh's good fortune did not last; the Queen died on 24 March 1603.

  • The One Maid Book of Cookery

    The good thing is that you will never know because all the following reads like pure fiction. Cookery is the art of preparing food for use, by the aid of heat, or rendering it palatable and easy Where possible a butcher should be selected who uses a glass screen to keep the road dust off the meat So no road dust then. I will remember to make demands from my butcher next time I go in. So there you have it, with rooms at a premium it's either a new sister for little Johnny or a maid to

  • Death of a Building Part 3

    This area was raised up so gave a view over the site above the screens around the site. This is the mezzanine area reading room shown in an earlier set. In a previous set you will see an interior shot of this storage room. The roads around the building were a major part of the traffic hub of the city.

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