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One Pair........Two Pears.
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Up on the Roof
Spotted this in the grounds of an old church close to where Iive. It's nothing special, but I liked the way that nature was slowly taking over the corrugated roof of this old shed.
The shed itself is barely standing, but I suspect it has been left because the roof looks like it's made of compressed corrugated asbestos, which means paying a specialist team to come and take it down.
The shed itself is barely standing, but I suspect it has been left because the roof looks like it's made of compressed corrugated asbestos, which means paying a specialist team to come and take it down.
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A couple of years ago I had to demolish an old wooden shed with a similar roof in my garden. Luckily a local waste carrier was able to get someone to come in and remove the roof whilst keeping it safe, they also took it away for proper disposal.......expensive though, but there was no other way.
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