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04-07-2005, 04:01 PM
Originally Posted by Saz
Lovely Foxy 
I must get som shots of my Baskets whilst they are nice, they might die if i don't do it now
Yes hurry up and get some piccys of your baskets because I posted that basket picture just for you
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04-07-2005, 04:04 PM
Originally Posted by mo
Kaz the bricks look like they are the ones called "common stock" houses built around early20's 30's 40's were usually built in these type of brick, Hubby is a bricklayer by trade and lectures on building Mo
They are Accrington Bricks and the house was built in 1939 when my mum moved in it with her mum and dad when she was 14 years old
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04-07-2005, 04:42 PM
Originally Posted by Foxy
They are Accrington Bricks and the house was built in 1939 when my mum moved in it with her mum and dad when she was 14 years old
yes. sorry I should have said Accrington common stock
tend to abreviate too often Mo
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09-07-2005, 09:12 AM
Originally Posted by mo
yes. sorry I should have said Accrington common stock tend to abreviate too often Mo
Sorry Mo I didn't mean to sound like I was getting at you or anything
I don't know one brick from another but I remember when we extended the kitchen a few years ago that we had to get some more accrington bricks from an old mill that was knocked down to fill in a doorway that used to be the coal place (sounds ancient doesn't it 
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09-07-2005, 10:10 AM
Originally Posted by Hannah
Lovely Garden, looks like its had a lot of work put into it beautiful!
Aww thanks Hannah, its not that beautiful but its rather colourful at the moment. My o/h is a gardener by trade but it would be nicer if he could spend a BIT more time on my garden rather than everybody elses
He just does about an hour a week on it (including the back garden)
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