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Rob249 · 30-12-2009, 22:13

Im amazed at reading neils post, i could have kept my mouth shut and said nothing but because i think i was the only person thats been watching this chimney i could have said nothing and then get up one morning and put bbc news on and see chimney collapses in oswaldtwistle killing x number of people, never mind the flamin conservation when you can see its clearly dangerous, but if you want to live near to a dangerous building after being told then what can you do.At the end of the day even if its 150 years old its falling to bits everything comes to an end, if that chimney fell and killed somebody we wouldnt be talking about conservation.

30-12-2009, 22:13	#36
Rob249 Full Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 326 Liked: 5 times Rep Power: 232	Re: Chimney on rhyddings street Im amazed at reading neils post, i could have kept my mouth shut and said nothing but because i think i was the only person thats been watching this chimney i could have said nothing and then get up one morning and put bbc news on and see chimney collapses in oswaldtwistle killing x number of people, never mind the flamin conservation when you can see its clearly dangerous, but if you want to live near to a dangerous building after being told then what can you do.At the end of the day even if its 150 years old its falling to bits everything comes to an end, if that chimney fell and killed somebody we wouldnt be talking about conservation.