I lived at no 10
Looks like no 12 has stolen no 8's wheelie bin:-)
I lived at no 10
Looks like no 12 has stolen no 8's wheelie bin:-)
What's with the general dereliction? And the green boarded house opposite?
Has it never recovered?
It's Liverpool?
As to the house opposite I am afraid I have no info as I last lived on that street in 1992.
The whole road is dying of shame. :)
Look, you expect a sympathetic response? This is Usenet.
Nuff said... I though it was Yorkshire...
/> It's Liverpool?
Nuff said... I though it was Yorkshire... /q
Bloody southerner, appen :-)
Jim K
What do you mean student digs? You were a student? As in getting educated? I don't believe it.
Bill
Do we multiply the number of DIY installed burglar alarms, England flags, and steel-boarded windows, to obtain a deprivation factor?
Owain
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Divide that number by the different shades of red they painted the terrace.
Bloody hell it's cheap - Immaculate 6 bed house for £118k
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Gawd - I've been living the SouthEast too long... That would buy you a converted bus shelter with sitting tenants around here.
You could get a "nice" statuic caravan round here for that. Which kind-of proves your point.
It was not posh when I lived there but it looks to have gone to the dogs (like many areas of the UK)
Now I have just spotted something funny.
You can scroll back on that street view for older images.
The scaffolding at no 18 has been up there since 2008:-)
Hey - someone who's DIY is taking longer than mine!
There's a building in central Canterbury that's held up by a number of girders. I'm told that has been there for a considerable number of years.
I had a scaffold tower up for so long, it became such a joke amongst our friends that for my 50th birthday a couple of years ago, someone made a cake decorated with a scaffold tower up against the house :-)
At least my scaffold came down a couple of months after the roof was finished :)
However my electrical work is spanning so long in phases I think I will have to do it "properly" and write out 3 EICs... (I have not actually written one out yet, but I logged all the tests in a spreadsheet). I was going to combine to one, but that's getting a bit of a joke now...
One each for the 16th, 17th and 18th edition regs:-)?
:)
No we managed to keep it in the 17th.
And I pre-empted the forthcoming amendment by choosing a metal CU in the first place - hehe...
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