Thread: Clipstone Headstock, Notts, October 2018

Great stuff, enjoying the silhouettes particularly. :)

Never got in here, they had freshly patched up the palisade when I tried it after Mansfield Hospital in 2012. Shortly after that the electric fence was put atop the palisade and it became a veritable fort knox!

usual, someone complaining nothing wrong with them contrary to beliefe surveyors have been in and they are structually sound i also suggest you research "top hard" kind regards someone from the village of clipstone

Originally Posted by findnewnews

usual, someone complaining nothing wrong with them contrary to beliefe surveyors have been in and they are structually sound i also suggest you research "top hard" kind regards someone from the village of clipstone

I'm struggling a little to make sense of who that post is aimed at and what you are trying to say there.

i do not appreciate the need to abreviate a swear word towards me i find that offensive have a look for top hard plans for the headstocks also surveyors have been to the headstocks and they have been declared as structualy sound.

Originally Posted by findnewnews

i do not appreciate the need to abreviate a swear word towards me i find that offensive have a look for top hard plans for the headstocks also surveyors have been to the headstocks and they have been declared as structualy sound.

There you go. Reply amended.

Originally Posted by findnewnews

usual, someone complaining nothing wrong with them contrary to beliefe surveyors have been in and they are structually sound i also suggest you research "top hard" kind regards someone from the village of clipstone

Cheers for your contribution, I don’t think anybody is having a dig at you, and nor should they because it’s good to get an update from a local. :)

Great news that the headstocks are sound – I remember the handrails and stair treads were a bit rusty when I climbed them ten years ago, but the headstocks themselves were fabricated from very heavy steel sections so even with no maintenance they’ll last for decades before they become dangerous - unlike say the Forth Bridge where the marine atmosphere would corrode the structure. The headstocks have probably gone 15 years without maintenance now, mind you.