Raised granary
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Raised granary
Image: © Tiger Taken: 20 Aug 2011
Old staddle stones used as ornaments are a common sight in country districts, but it is rare to find them still in their original position as in this timber-framed granary with brick infilling, where their purpose is to support the structure clear of the ground and out of the reach of vermin. For more detail see Image (I see that honey is no longer for sale!)
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Image Location
Latitude
52.038961
Longitude
-1.614491