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7 years ago
I don't think old Fred Dibnah was quite as barmy re chimneys as this bloke;!
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7 years ago
For the flash-averse, direct link to his YouTube video
The BBC couldn't even cut and paste his name correctly!
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7 years ago
Andy Burns wrote in news:e2noepF5b7nU1 @mid.individual.net:
it doesn't show the height of the chimney. Amazing thicknes of brick courses.
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7 years ago
Would you expect him to cycle off a path that wide at ground level?
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7 years ago
Given the state of the brickwork up there, I would not like to stand on it let alone ponce about on a bike (of any type)!
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7 years ago
No, but I bet the wind speed at that height is rather greater than at ground level!
Tim
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7 years ago
That chimney is actually quite thin. In the UK. the chimney wall would be twice that thickness. And probably multiple flues.
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7 years ago
It looks like it's part demolished. There's normally an iron ring and lightning conductors on top of that sort of chimney.