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Smiffy
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I don't think for a second the Tennant's actually live in that property.
I don't think for a second the Tennant's actually live in that property.
Lancs Lad
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Fitness enthusiasts?
Bucket on wheels
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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6feetdown
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About 3 min from my yard
kabin man
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How long does it take you in traffic tho..
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Pennine Hillbilly
There is a lot more to that than meets the eye! If you understand buildings then the more you look at it, the more you see and can't fully explain.
V8Druid
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presumably a.n.other building built hard against that original pine end with the fire places/chimneys/flues built into whatever was erected against it and using the original's wall as the back of the flues ... 's a great pic
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Canal Navvy
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Good find , ecclesiastical background, fine stonework with nice quoins suggests rather grand .
Ashlar infills and signs of a multiple occupancy accommodation built off the end would indicate that the area fell into an area of decline
Lancs Lad
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No trace of chimney brickwork ? Seems a bit odd not even a snot
Lancs Lad
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Wed just simply call it a bit of a dump up hereGood find , ecclesiastical background, fine stonework with nice quoins suggests rather grand .
Ashlar infills and signs of a multiple occupancy accommodation built off the end would indicate that the area fell into an area of decline
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Pennine Hillbilly
You can read about the pic here: https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/history/fascinating-glasgow-image-uncovers-inner-23482920
I think it's a building which has had another joined on the end at some time and then knocked down. The bricked up openings and overhanging stone cills suggest that.
But like Lancslad says, why are there no witness marks on the wall of the removed building? I don't think it can have been built close to it with a gap, as that looks like the backs of cupboards left on the wall.
I'm assuming the soot trails are from the insides of the flues and not bled through from the other side, I can't see any lintels over the old openings, but maybe that's poor photography.
I think it's a building which has had another joined on the end at some time and then knocked down. The bricked up openings and overhanging stone cills suggest that.
But like Lancslad says, why are there no witness marks on the wall of the removed building? I don't think it can have been built close to it with a gap, as that looks like the backs of cupboards left on the wall.
I'm assuming the soot trails are from the insides of the flues and not bled through from the other side, I can't see any lintels over the old openings, but maybe that's poor photography.
V8Druid
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see that earlier and was gonna watch it - but got side tracked by Matt
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pettsy
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Some effort gone into that!
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V8Druid
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hope he's got the safety pin in the hitchSome effort gone into that!
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
some counterbalance weight above the cab
... old girl still doing a shift
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