Sitting on your asp all day-but where?

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barnie wrote: LGI Tilly? Well done, that indeed was a tough one to get. I never even knew there was a chapel in the LGI. Good puzzle that Tilly
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Thanks! Such an amazing building, made all the more fascinating by talk (on here probably?!) of a very old lift and some sort of hidden hall.    

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Phill_dvsn wrote: tilly wrote: Where is this? I'll answer that Tilly if you can tell me what it actually is? Here's a photo of it in days gone by, not in the same place though.     I think it is an old electrc sub station i bet i am wrong. Go on phill tell me what it is.
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Here's me 'chasing the dragon' and we're skipping from a snake seat to a 'lil electric tardis job.Anyway phill I give up. I know I've seen it, But memory like a, err y'know, whatsit.

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[quotenick="tilly"][quotenick="Phill_dvsn"] tilly wrote: Go on phill tell me what it is. It's a delightfully named 'Lucy box'Cue suitable music and much loved programme from our distant pasthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTIWWupaaZEThese electric boxes were dotted around the city, they were used for the general electricity supply, and as tramway isolators. They were built by the Lucy foundry in Oxford and were nicknamed 'Lucy boxes' This box can be found thankfully preserved in Armley Mills Museum.They don't make them like this anymore, I love the ornate detail and finial top finish.    Here's some more info on Lucy boxeshttp://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/article ... xes.htmAnd this box similar to ours dates back to 1921http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/article ... boxes2.htm    
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Jogon wrote: Here's me 'chasing the dragon' and we're skipping from a snake seat to a 'lil electric tardis job.Anyway phill I give up. I know I've seen it, But memory like a, err y'know, whatsit. Think Captain Oates and ''All I need is the air that I breathe''
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I'll sleep on that and try it tmoz.Liked your Camberwick Green !Here's the updated one:http://youtu.be/PHP3Jih_rfA    

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Thanks for info phill do you know of anymore left in Leeds or are they the last two?
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The dragons are still loose! Or have I missed something?
Is it me or has Leeds gone mad

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book wrote: The dragons are still loose! Or have I missed something? Hi book the dragons are still on the run.
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