Old Window at Beamish

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Studley Royal Fishing Pavilions

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The little fishing pavilions [a base for fishing trips] are at Studley Royal Water Garden which is next to Fountains Abbey. The garden was first started around 1716 and these buildings were probably part of the first construction. It was a good place to get out of the rain for a few minutes.

Looking out from one pavilion to another

Fountains Abbey Windows 1

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You can read here and here if you want to know more about Fountains Abbey

Fountains Hall

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Fountains Hall at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal

Mount Grace Priory Windows 3

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From the other side

Mount Grace Priory Windows 2

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Mount Grace Priory Windows 1

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New Chippy

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This is a new street in Beamish Museum based in the 1950’s and it includes a fish and chip shop. Unfortunately they weren’t serving when we were there because the fryer had broken.

Monday Window 14March22

I’ve gone back in my archives to 2005 for these photos from the Eden Project in Cornwall. The ‘windows’ are actually made of plastic. The domes are made of transparent hexagonal panels on a steel structure. The panels trap air between two layers of ethylene tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE), a kind of plastic.

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Ravensworth Terrace

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