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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Ah yes, there's something about Essex mud
Ah yes, there's something about Essex mud
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Being left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
I'll guess Malden/Heyford.
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Right sort of area, but not quite. The black building is of some historical interest and featured on a BBC program a few years ago.Originally posted by Andrew Riddell View PostBeing left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
I've googled around much of the Essex coastline and come up with nothing, so without anothe clue, 'I'm out'!
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is it Tollesbury?Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Yes well done. The black building is the old granary.Originally posted by StephenL View PostBeing left handed my brain sometimes works sdrawkcab
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Confession time: I thought it was a sail loft, and that's what I Googled to get the result!
Anyway, back to churches:
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Fantastic architecture, I like the twin Bell cote.
Haven't a clue of the location but will be interested in knowing where it is.GrahamComment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Want a clue? It is now regarded by the appropriate religion's governing body as "redundant".Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Hmm. Apsed east end, bell-cote over chancel arch, hint of transept, very odd windows, 19th century, probably high church CofE/RC. Still thinking ..... !
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Is this near Stapleford Abbots
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Sorry, right country, wrong county.Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Time for another clue? It was built opposite a model village for the use of the local mill workers.Stephen
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
Sounds like an interesting place to visit. I look forward to someone knowing where this is...Originally posted by StephenL View PostGrahamComment
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Re: Challenge: Where is this? IV
How about St Stephen's, Copley (near Halifax) - c.1847-53. Built by W H Crossland (a pupil of Scott) for Edward Akroyd, a noted Halifax philanthropist. He also established Akroydon, another model village (and which has a church by Scott himself).
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