Chesterfield's Crooked Spire

gsgary

Don't give me too much grief i'm only a biginner

Gaz

gubbs

Interesting place Gary, and the spire stands out well against the clouds, it's just a shame you cut the top off.

gsgary

gubbs wrote:

Interesting place Gary, and the spire stands out well against the clouds, it's just a shame you cut the top off.

Is that better i know there not great but i'm trying I'm trying

Lucky Hack

gsgary wrote:

Don't give me too much grief i'm only a biginner

Gaz

Wow, that's crazy! Did they do that on purpose? Welcome to Dgrin! I look forward to seeing more of your posts.

hoping this message finds you well -Ian

gsgary

Lucky Hack wrote:

Wow, that's crazy! Did they do that on purpose? Welcome to Dgrin! I look forward to seeing more of your posts.

hoping this message finds you well -Ian

It was built straight but with timber that was too green, if you hang a plumb line from the top it is over 2 feet out, i love buildings like this being a carpenter/ trainee photographer:D

Regards
Gaz

Phil U.

gsgary wrote:

It was built straight but with timber that was too green, if you hang a plumb line from the top it is over 2 feet out, i love buildings like this being a carpenter/ trainee photographer:D

Regards
Gaz

That's wierd and interesting. Thanks for the info, I was going to ask the story behind it...