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Did you give Bill's socks... or indeed his entire person... a quick rub through while you were there?
At first I thought this was Bill's, Moira.
A smashing composition.
John
A smashing composition.
John
Presumably the pipe featured in the lead is for the water feed to the washing machine in the version?
Quote:Presumably the pipe featured in the lead is for the water feed to the washing machine in the version?
Well they were only a few steps apart.
Thanks folks and good morning!
Well you can't go having monks with dirty habits, can you.
Dave
Dave
I like the tight crop and composition of the lead 👍 And the medieval washing machine in the version too... 😁
Trev 😀
Trev 😀
Something from nothing - well composed, interesting.
David
David
Quote:Building materials are curious as well---pebbles?
The pebbles are, I think, flints. They were used in various parts of the country - incredibly hard stones, set in mortar. More often they were knapped - split open - for more decorative effect. But that wasn't done here.
As well as the flint this was typical vernacular building using whatever was available, including recycled material. Roman remains were a useful source of dressed stone and also bricks... The laundry building is a more recent brick construction on top of medieval foundations.
