You think your project is pretty adventurous, eh?

[Penners]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/property...ge-brick-brick-rebuilding-100-miles-away.html

 

[JoceAndChris]

OK, Ok, ok, I'll not complain anymore and sit in mute contemplation of the marvellous May, a true "mover and shaker", "the spirit of Britain."

What an amazing story! Thanks Penners. I guess you Nor-folk aren't too far from her house, is it as lovely as it looks?

Hmmm. I fancy Wells Cathedral in the garden. Anyone want to give me a hand to move it here?

 

[yamin]

Good grief, this is absolutely amazing! What an incredible woman she was. I'm truly humbled, I would never have the patience. I ope there are more like her - preferably posting here!

WOW!!

 

[MdB]

What is it with little old women and building work? They certainly seem to be good at it:

http://www.minack.com/dayvisitors/history.htm

 

[yamin]

What is it with little old women and building work? They certainly seem to be good at it:

http://www.minack.com/dayvisitors/history.htm

No, thats me on my hols in cornwall last year! Thought i looked pretty good!!!

 

[jocelyn plummer]

Yes Penners, that house is in Wells next the Sea and was on the market in 007. Amazing story.

 

[FamilyWiggs]

What is it with little old women and building work? They certainly seem to be good at it:

They're not all good at it - all this lazy old woman did was write a blog:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/8062760.stm

:roll:

 

[Penners]

What is it with little old women and building work? They certainly seem to be good at it:

http://www.minack.com/dayvisitors/history.htm

Having been to the Minack a few times, I knew Rowena Cade's name. But I never realised that she had actually built a fair bit of it herself. Remarkable.