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Model |
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Notes on
Location |
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Pussy Willow |
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Photo above: Claire Scott
6 detailed photo's by Jan
& Geoff Hampson |
LL:"Flat Fenlands"
Claire Scott info:
"On A47 before Thorney Toll.
Best seen if come from Guyhirn end. It will be on your right just
before/behind a very large storage
building." Long distance away.
Jan & Geoff Hampson write:
The cottage is on A47
between Guyhirn and
Thorney
Toll behind a working grain
store (we had permission to
go
on the premises
to
take the photo's).
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Spinney, The |
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LL Catalogue: "18th Century farm workers
cottage" GW 1993/1 adds:
"The Spinney is based on a simple design found
in the Cambridgeshire Fens. This timber farmed cottage built in the 18th
century for a farm worker is single bay construction with a tiny
outhouse attached. A later occupant, probably Victorian had grand
designs for his house which is evident in a Palladian style porch"
Claire Scott
suggests its in Wicken based on there being a Spinney Fen & Spinney
Abbey. JRS has checked the area to no avail.
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Three Feathers |
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"Interpretation of a
public house in Cambridgeshire, and is based on many medieval inns that
exist in the area. Oak framed and Tudor chimneys...." |
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Wendy House |
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Photos: Hilary Armstrong |
Huntingdon, Cambs
Summer House at
Hinchingbrooke
House,
(120m SW of house)
Brampton Road
PE29 3BN
IoE
53749
BLB
Hilary
Armstrong writes:
To view this one you have to get
permission from the school as it is not possible to see it otherwise
as it is in the grounds of the house. The easiest way to find it is to
go in via Brampton pass the
air base over the roundabout and right at the next round about and the
school is on that road
on the left hand side.
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