Extraordinary lengths
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Extraordinary lengths
Image: © Bob Harvey Taken: 12 Jun 2022
People will go to extraordinary lengths, or in the case heights, to be entertained. Here we see a guyed mast for the TV antenna higher than the building itself. There is a datestone on the end gable, see Image ON the 1906 OS map (Lincolnshire Sheet CXXVII.SW) this is labelled "Weland Office". Together with the datestone this probably means this building was erected by the drainage trustees responsible for the river.
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Image Location
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52.870856
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-0.042416