POTM November 2019 Winner
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Good job Sheal. knew you'd win on that one from the first I saw it.
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Thank you Ian and Esther. 
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Beautiful shot seal. Congratulations
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Thank you too DeborahJane.
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Hi,
I completely missed the competition but what a wonderful picture Sheal and a worthy winner of any competition; I could live in the building it being in such an idyllic position. England at its best. Well done and congratulations.
Kind regards, Colin.
I completely missed the competition but what a wonderful picture Sheal and a worthy winner of any competition; I could live in the building it being in such an idyllic position. England at its best. Well done and congratulations.
Kind regards, Colin.
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Hi,
Thanks Sheal for the update.
What a wonderful project it would make renovating the old building; it beats me how such buildings are allowed to fall into this sad condition; here in the UK we have such buildings with preservation orders on them some on the point of collapse but yet new owners are told what they can and cannot do even right down to choosing paint colours; home ownership used to mean the homeowner owned the home and had a say in it but now the homeowner buys the home whilst so many other people seem to have more rights as to what can be done with it; common sense is now rare and people need leading by the hand?
Looking at the picture I wonder if the building has a waterwheel to the rear; given the lay of the land there could be a stream in the dip?
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Thanks Sheal for the update.
What a wonderful project it would make renovating the old building; it beats me how such buildings are allowed to fall into this sad condition; here in the UK we have such buildings with preservation orders on them some on the point of collapse but yet new owners are told what they can and cannot do even right down to choosing paint colours; home ownership used to mean the homeowner owned the home and had a say in it but now the homeowner buys the home whilst so many other people seem to have more rights as to what can be done with it; common sense is now rare and people need leading by the hand?
Looking at the picture I wonder if the building has a waterwheel to the rear; given the lay of the land there could be a stream in the dip?
Kind regards, Colin.
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It's unlikely very few properties apart from listed buildings would have a preservation order on the island, and there's quite a few in the same condition.
There isn't a stream there, in fact the property is on high ground very close to a ravine. There's a stream and reservoir about a mile away.
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Hi,
Thanks for the update Sheal. What a shame though to see properties fall into such disrepair. The one in the picture would have been fantastic if it had a waterwheel?
Kind regards, Colin.
Thanks for the update Sheal. What a shame though to see properties fall into such disrepair. The one in the picture would have been fantastic if it had a waterwheel?
Kind regards, Colin.