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Farleigh Hungerford Castle
The Castle Church
Farleigh Hungerford Castle Grounds with PiPs
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All Saints' Church, Langport
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View south over the Somerset Levels
View south over the Somerset Levels
View south over the Somerset Levels
View south over the Somerset Levels
All Saints' Church, Langport
All Saints' Church, Langport
All Saints' Church, Langport
All Saints' Church, Langport
All Saints' Church, Langport
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Graylake Reserve (1 pip)
Water Control, (1 pip)
King Sedgemoor, (1 Note)
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Sheppards' Barton ~ Frome
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When The Tide Goes Out
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Short Fence
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Restoration Begins
Birnbeck Island and Pier.Weston Super Mare,
Architects and engineers have now been appointed with work underway to make safe and eventually restore these grade 2 listed structures,
The RNLI will also progress designs for their new lifeboat station on Birnbeck Island which will significantly improve their operational effectiveness along this busy stretch of coast. (the abandoned lifeboat station with the red doors)
HBM and a great week,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Large for detail please
Link if anyone is interested. n-somerset.gov.uk/news/restoration-birnbeck-pier-begins-0
Architects and engineers have now been appointed with work underway to make safe and eventually restore these grade 2 listed structures,
The RNLI will also progress designs for their new lifeboat station on Birnbeck Island which will significantly improve their operational effectiveness along this busy stretch of coast. (the abandoned lifeboat station with the red doors)
HBM and a great week,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Large for detail please
Link if anyone is interested. n-somerset.gov.uk/news/restoration-birnbeck-pier-begins-0
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I put this note on another view of it some time ago -
'When I was a social work student, I had clients who lived on this pier. They had run the cafe and lived above it until one lost the use of his legs. They were living in the steamer booking office. I tried to get them rehoused, but they had to return to their former local authority area in Wales, as they hadn't been in WSM long enough. Once I got stuck there when the sea was a bit choppy at high tide. I had to stay there for a couple of extra hours.'
I can also remember having a trip on a P&A Campbell steamer over to Barry from there, in even earlier years.
I also remember the steamer trips and many visits to the pier when in its prime, in later years ye the theatre became a bierkeller with the usual raucous evenings.
The whole restoration project is led by the RNLI who have an urgent need to reuse it as a base.
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