Wh & hb townsend ... Er house

Well the xmas break gave me the rare opportunity for a day out exploring, so I met up with an old friend who is new to exploring & hit 3 spots I have done before (more of them to follow) and this one which is a new one for me, hence posting this first!

Ok the former nurseries are easy enough to find, but approaching the property my heart sank as google was telling me the greenhouses were right next to us and there was no sign!
To make matters worse there is a planning ap in for extension to property & the the window frames looked too good, however we proceeded with a "if there's someone in we'll leg it" attitude and I was so pleased with what remains.

This was one place I would give various parts of my anatomy to own., and am pleased its being saved. Not so pleasing is the vandalism that mindless crettins have caused despite obvious attempts to make the property secure.
Oh well easy access for us & what few remaining item are there I found pretty interesting!
Again the pics r nothing special but hope u enjoy anyway!

PC280077 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280105 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280082 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280085 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280106 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280109 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280096 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280094 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280112 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280099 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

On to the one remaining shed!

PC280130 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280124 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

A rare & I am reliably informed "very dangerous" oil heater?
PC280121 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

PC280129 by Glynn Preston, on Flickr

That's a nice step back in time for me as I remember some of those items.

That is a lovely place Glynn, the fire surround is gorgeous and I too would give various parts of your anatomy too own it, Many Thanks

The "Salamander" oil heater is only dangerous if you overfill the tank. As the oil gets warm it expands, overflows, and sets the workshop on fire. Never use wood shavings or sawdust to soak up spilled oil.You are only adding fuel. Jim.

Sounds pretty dangerous to me lol!