Dumper Cottage, Jan 2016

Counted no less than 8 dumpers here in various state of rot, plus rotavators and engines everywhere. Inside were some of the widest doors I've seen being near half as wide again as mine, might have been a big fella who lived there
Some nice stuff still left with even a signed photo of Roy Noble (MB "whos Roy Noble) I was on one of his Sunday shows 30 odd years ago, my 5 mins of fame

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Thats it for now, the last two in a couple of days

Thanks for looking

Another great house. Got some good features. The owner may have died there going by the meds.

What a lovely little house Cunningplan excellent photos also!

Nice one and well documented. It is a pity you did not do any exterior views, I suspect the wide doorways are an era/style thing and nothing to do with the size of the original occupier - the format of the staircase also points to the 'style' view.

Sadly; in my view, the 'posed' table top detracts from the plot and a pile of leftover tablets is no indicator of death ( unless one is a pharmacist and recognises the tablets by size and colour). It is a fact that many people will have died in this place over the years - the older a place is and the more isolated, the odds just stack up.

I enjoyed that CP, Thanks

That's a nice cosy cottage. Some old relics such as the suitcases and trunks. Some nice pottery here as well.

Fab set there...it's all about the cases and the chests for me.