Forum menu
Fascinating piece of social history, solid structure, large.
[img] http://www.theargus.co.uk/resources/images/2659362/?type=articleLandscape [/img]
What's not to like? New owners want rid though, which is a real shame - I'd have treated it as 'Great building with a house on the same plot'.
[url= http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/10707816.Piece_of_railway_history_discovered_in_Woodingdean_garden_up_for_grabs/ ]http://www.theargus.co.uk/news/10707816.Piece_of_railway_history_discovered_in_Woodingdean_garden_up_for_grabs/[/url]
I would literally sell my house to own that. Why would you get rid of it?
It's great, isn't it. I'd let my 16 year old move into that and live down the garden.
just spotted the spelling mistake in the thread title. oops.
One day I will have some GCR rolling stock in my garden. Probably wont be until I'm much older but it will happen.
You could have a holiday in a railway carriage in the meantime... 🙂
http://www.scotlandrailholiday.com/
The Little Mill in Rowarth has a sleeper converted into a B&B....
[url] http://www.thelittlemill.co.uk/belle.html [/url]
...which I've had sex in.