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Another mini explore in the lovely village of Guist in North Norfolk. This Grade II-listed disused lime kiln was built between 1814 and 1846 using brick and some flint. It is an unusual type as the kiln is circular with a pot that is funnel shaped. The lime chutes remain and has a large brick-ringed entrance along with a pair of sloping buttresses. Apparently in 1992 it was “in use as children’s bus shelter” (?).
That entrance:
img7219 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Close-up of the brickwork:
img7216 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Nature has taken its course around the kiln:
img7215 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Passage-way to the right:
img7205 by HughieDW, on Flickr
The funnel-shaped pot:
img7212 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Passage-way to the left:
img7209 by HughieDW, on Flickr
One of the two lime chutes:
img7206 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Looking down into the pot, visible from above because the colapse of the kiln's roof:
img7203 by HughieDW, on Flickr
One of the two entrance buttresses:
img7222 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Thanks for looking!
That entrance:
img7219 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Close-up of the brickwork:
img7216 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Nature has taken its course around the kiln:
img7215 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Passage-way to the right:
img7205 by HughieDW, on Flickr
The funnel-shaped pot:
img7212 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Passage-way to the left:
img7209 by HughieDW, on Flickr
One of the two lime chutes:
img7206 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Looking down into the pot, visible from above because the colapse of the kiln's roof:
img7203 by HughieDW, on Flickr
One of the two entrance buttresses:
img7222 by HughieDW, on Flickr
Thanks for looking!
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