Work!

pal what a lovely house, looks a lovely place bet it brought back a lot of memories working there

 

Many memories Rosa But saddened to see the out buildings so run down.
I had a wonderful find though..:yho:A Cart Horse shoe that used to hang over the door...it was lying in the border just waiting for me:gnthb:

 

arghhh pal such a shame why do people buy these lovely places and let the out buildings go to ruin, that was a great find guess it had been there since your grandparents time there was it, will be such a treasure now that its in your possesion hope you find a nice place to hang it at your house

 

Let's hope the shoe brings you lots of luck Nick.:thumb:

 

Why,thank you kind Sir..
I'm working very locally tomorrow and hope to get some very different shots to show you...not nice,but different

 

As I said,Not nice pictures...in fact very scary!
On Wednesday evening I was cursing something cronic about the smoke stinking the house out and blaming someone with a garden fire.
The good folk in the house were seated for dinner when neighbours raised the alarm...they had no idea the whole first floor was ablaze.
There was a big problem trying to put the fire out because the water directed on to the thatch,which was burning at it's base in the attic, was deflected off ...as thatch is meant to
6 Fire Engines attended and managed to stop the fire spreading to those oh so very close houses..

The house was totally refurbished 2 years ago when the new estate was built on the grounds of the famous Gorden Russell workshops..

 

Back to the Grange and the 'new' glass for the sashes

The glass is heated to recreate Georgian made panes wich are distorted..

 

The two cottages are just up the road from here Marley,one of them is a holiday home and was empty and the family living next door moved into the famous Lygon Arms Hotel across the road....thanks to the insurance policy!:wink:
Seems it was an electrical fault...I was sent to look at the leaded windows and metal casements....all condemened:(

Don't know about the owners doing up the Grange on a budget:D...South Africans on a mission more like,attempting to buy up the Cotswolds. They've already bought five properties and land surrounding the Grange....and guess who's company has the job of refurbing them all?:gnthb:
The heat treated glass cost £545 for 14 panes :dh:

 

:DNot so much a location today...more of a spectacle...
BTW...The track suit bottoms are in the normal 'slung' position!:dh:

 

The Low Slung look would look better with Allstars or CKs Pal

 

Just found this thread

Is that YOU Pal? Not a bit how I imagined you :dh::dh::dh:

 

Me!...Good Lord no:D
The lad is a Chippie on the firm and is very proud of that Tattoo...eventually all of the feathers will look like the three on his forearms.
I have some but not as impressive as that..:ntwrth:

 

:lollol: I thought it was you really. I see that view all the time in my house with three males.

And worse :hehe:

 

That is one impressive tattoo he's having done. It'll look awesome when it's finished.

Not so sure about his taste in underwear though! But that's heterosexual young men for you!:wink: