The little white bungalow..Norfolk

Mikeymutt · Feb 14, 2018

Popped into have a little look at this old bungalow.not a lot too it really,a simple three bedroooms and a living room.with a little study.there was some nice colours in here.the flooring was not in the best condition with my foot nearly going in the solem a few times.i must have oicked one of the worst days to visit with wind and rain.

smiler · Feb 14, 2018

Mikey, that is rotten, I especially liked the shot of the chimney and the moss, Loved it, Thanks

titimo82 · Feb 14, 2018

nice set of pics, thanks for the great work

BikinGlynn · Feb 14, 2018

Think I stumbled on this a year or so back... or maybe not, they all look the same lol

oldscrote · Feb 14, 2018

that's got to be the meanest,grumpiest most miserable looking badger I've ever seen

Potter · Feb 14, 2018

Looks a nice old place. I love the growth in the sink, and those badgers.

Sam Haltin · Feb 15, 2018

That's a nice little bungalow but needs some work done to it.

Mikeymutt · Feb 16, 2018

Thank you all.the sink was amazing

Ha.zel · Mar 1, 2018

Lovely pics! It seems like that particular stove is a feature in many abandoned cottages i've seen recently. I love the mossy sink!

HughieD · Mar 1, 2018

Missed this first time around. Great set again Mikey.

Dirus_Strictus · Mar 2, 2018

oldscrote said:
that's got to be the meanest,grumpiest most miserable looking badger I've ever seen

The worried look is deliberate and very life like as the title of the resin piece is 'Mother Guarding Three Cubs'.

Dirus_Strictus · Mar 2, 2018

Ha.zel said:
It seems like that particular stove is a feature in many abandoned cottages i've seen recently.

Basically the lowest specified coal/coke fuelled oven and back boiler units produced by many manufacturers - e.g. Aga, Radiation etc. All were built to 'standard' sizes, so that they could fit in the space in the chimney breast where the original old range sat. The most basic units consisted of a single oven, closed grate served by hinged door and back boiler for hot water with the top serving as a hot plate for heating pans etc. Larger units containing double cooking ovens and a plate warming compartment were also made by all the Manufacturers.

prettyvacant71 · Mar 4, 2018

Love that furry sink shot mikey. I think you lug an Arga around with you :highly_amused:

Mikeymutt · Mar 4, 2018

Dirus_Strictus said:
Basically the lowest specified coal/coke fuelled oven and back boiler units produced by many manufacturers - e.g. Aga, Radiation etc. All were built to 'standard' sizes, so that they could fit in the space in the chimney breast where the original old range sat. The most basic units consisted of a single oven, closed grate served by hinged door and back boiler for hot water with the top serving as a hot plate for heating pans etc. Larger units containing double cooking ovens and a plate warming compartment were also made by all the Manufacturers.

And most of these aga's are left because people just don't want too move them as they are just so big and I think a specialist job having them reinstalled and that's why there are so many.bit big for me too transport them around ha ha.its the same with pianos.people would rather leave them due to there cumbersome size

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