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Showing results 1 to 25 of 33 Search took 0.00 seconds. Search: Posts Made By: katex

Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 22:30

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Yeh, but it still belonged to Highams then Cashy. Think the Enfield Group bought it around 81/82 .. well, summat like that anyway.

Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 21:06

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Oh aye lad, I luvs thee pink, Showing th'owd Co-op but wear's River Stink ? Not on this map .. ah'll be bownd, Just Woodnook watters, dahn Priestley Cluf. Tha's wrong wi' Higham's Mill,...

Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 20:18

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. 'Owd Coop' .. :D:D:D

Forum: Heritage and History 29-12-2009, 20:14

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. I do not think though, Bernard, that the owners would have demolished Woodnook without an assurance of funding from the banks for a new build.

Forum: Heritage and History 19-12-2009, 16:01

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Bah Humbug.. http://planetsmilies.net/xmas-smiley-7703.gif (http://planetsmilies.net) Oversail ..that's what's it's called. Thanks. Suppose if it is a narrow cart and not too obese a horse,...

Forum: Heritage and History 18-12-2009, 18:22

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. "Seems that the middle ledge is wide enough to get a horse and cart around it ! It will be a very little horse and cart, might get stuck on the corners, YOU could probably push a pram round it." ...

Forum: Heritage and History 18-12-2009, 16:33

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. That's really interesting Retlaw ... :) Seems the mill that I was talking about that is like Woodnook was India Mill at Darwen ... no, not on the outside (although is red brick at the back) .. the...

Forum: Heritage and History 18-12-2009, 08:47

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Eeew good question Morecambe ... sea level or ground level ? ... :D

Forum: Heritage and History 17-12-2009, 21:39

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Seemingly, this was part of Higham's Mill Atarah at one time, for one of their boilers.

Forum: Heritage and History 17-12-2009, 18:28

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. All brilliant stuff from our members ... love it. Hey John, made the front page of our local paper ... fame is yours ... :D Watched the Hapton one too on the Telegraph site .. that was one...

Forum: Heritage and History 16-12-2009, 22:05

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. S'ok ..was good, look forward to seeing others. R.I.P. W.C. ... noticed somebody said "there she goes" .. open to comment ... :D

Forum: Heritage and History 16-12-2009, 16:38

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Excellent Wadey ... thanks for those. Well done Steeplejack ! Suppose it is sorta' sad really. How long does it take to build a chimney like that I wonder ? I couldn't get there .. just a few...

Forum: Heritage and History 15-12-2009, 11:53

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. We appreciate that John ... bother though, am working ... Atarah ... hope you can get there for us ... :)

Forum: Heritage and History 12-12-2009, 11:07

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. I think the original intention from the purchasers of Woodnook Mills was to convert it into a mixed use development, however, didn't have enough takers ... couldn't leave it to rot with no projected...

Forum: Heritage and History 11-12-2009, 16:00

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Must be great though Atarah for the residents around there to see the sun for the first time... :hothothot Was told this week was an exact replica of another mill in Lancashire .. can't remember...

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2009, 10:59

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Not myself Bernard, but think my brother took some photos/video of it.

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2009, 10:32

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. You are an early bird Atarah .. determined not to miss it aren't you .. LOL. Got to admit these demolition people are very skilled .. well, to us laypeople anyway .. :)

Forum: Heritage and History 05-12-2009, 22:10

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Don't be daft Margaret ... all industrial around there ... not many shops close for half day now. Still you do it on-line 24/7 :D:D Probably don't want to pay the steeplejacks weekend rates.. :D

Forum: Heritage and History 03-12-2009, 21:26

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. All about contacts on here .... :thumbsup:

Forum: Heritage and History 03-12-2009, 20:42

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Teehee .. well it's all our speculation Atarah .. maybe they have got a deal going with 'Hello' magazine .... Hey up Tom Phillips looking in .. perhaps he has inside information ?

Forum: Heritage and History 03-12-2009, 17:20

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. [quote=lancsdave;767187]The roads been closed off again tonight, so I guess there is major work on again tomorrow.[/quote Doesn't appear to have been any amendment to the above notice in the...

Forum: Heritage and History 02-12-2009, 07:25

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Are those wires near the chimney Margaret, or is it just a trick of the camera ?

Forum: Heritage and History 01-12-2009, 12:39

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Makes sense though that they will not pull the chimney down until all the storeys have been demolished, so that it just falls on the rubble. The steeplejacks may just be waiting until this has...

Forum: Heritage and History 28-11-2009, 19:07

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Great Atarah ... love the 'no parking' written notice on the wall .. as if you would ... :D

Forum: Heritage and History 27-11-2009, 15:45

Replies: 249 Woodnook mill. Views: 17,856 Posted By katex Re: Woodnook mill. Just had it confirmed, from the highest source, that the application was for a new steel chimney .. but never went ahead. Love the 'photo Tom .. gulp, made me tummy turn over just looking at it...

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