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  1. Victoria

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    RE: Paladin's "Work..!!" Thread MKII..!!

    Oh, Pal ... memories ... such a beautiful cottage ...
     
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    Paladin Gardening...A work of Heart

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    RE: Paladin's "Work..!!" Thread MKII..!!

    This is Mary Arden's Farmhouse,where I have just renovated the leaded light windows.

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    and this is a Warwickshire wagon on display, that I can honestly say ,my Grandfather used because he worked for that Farmer from the age of ten.

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      RE: Paladin's "Work..!!" Thread MKII..!!

      I agree, what a lovely cottage Pal.

      Sorry to hear about your brothers house.
       
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      A country Manor Hotel a few minutes away..
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      I took out a metal carsement window and fitted a fixed leaded light replacement...the Chef is just visible who made the best bacon sarnie and coffee I've had in a long time :coffee:
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        That building/house is just stunning.....what is the name?:WINK1:
         
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        Hi Penny..I've sent you a link:)
         
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        Dormer work today...in the lovely sunny weather fitting D-G Units.
        The house is in Brize Norton and the airforce base there was mightily busy I can tell you...quite a few million quid on the move :mad:
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        Thanks again:dbgrtmb:
         
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        Mary Ardens Farm again to repoint using lime mortar....what a teamhe he he
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        And we are all doing Lime mortar pointing...even me:)
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        Is that Blue Lias Stone Pal ?
         
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        :dbgrtmb:That's a yes Ziggy.Strange type of seam to have here when it's surrounded by Limestone.
         
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        What an adorable house.....thanks for sharing!!!
         
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        Its a hard limestone, part of the jurassic belt that goes diagonally from Dorset to Northants. You can burn it to make a natural hydraulic lime, but I don't think the owner would like that:heehee:

        We got it down here, as well as the golden & cream coloured limestones. Our nearest Oolitic limestone is the Bath stone, which is a much finer Oolite than your Cotswold ones.
         
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        Working on a Manor house high on the Cotswold Hills looking toward the Vale of Evesham
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        I was almost poleaxed by the stone work falling out.....missed me by 5 seconds!
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