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St Botolph's Church. Northfleet. Kent. UK.

A few more images from inside the church posted on previous page.

The screen - the organ and choir is on the left inside the screen.

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St Botolph's Church. Northfleet. Kent. UK.

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Ray.Petri wrote in post #19474888
St Botolph's Church. Northfleet. Kent. UK.

A few more images from inside the church posted on previous page.

The screen - the organ and choir is on the left inside the screen.

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Another view of the lectern.

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Interesting. It shows the construction methods around the top of the wooden arch. Been a lot of movement.
Did you serve time as a brass polisher in your younger days Ray?

avondale87 wrote in post #19474891
Interesting. It shows the construction methods around the top of the wooden arch. Been a lot of movement.
Did you serve time as a brass polisher in your younger days Ray?

Not in the service of God, Richard. But I had to polish my boots, brass badges, buttons and buckles when I was in the service of Her Royal Britannic Maj guarding our country. And anything that didn't move I had to paint or polish it - and if it did move I had to move it!

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19474898
Not in the service of God, Richard. But I had to polish my boots, brass badges, buttons and buckles when I was in the service of Her Royal Britannic Maj guarding our country. And anything that didn't move I had to paint or polish it - and if it did move I had to move it!

A bit different to Australia, Ray. Here our motto is: 'If it moves, shoot it. If it doesn't move, chop it down.'

Pippan wrote in post #19474907
A bit different to Australia, Ray. Here our motto is: 'If it moves, shoot it. If it doesn't move, chop it down.'

Don’t forget, take a picture of it first!

avondale87 wrote in post #19474891
Interesting. It shows the construction methods around the top of the wooden arch. Been a lot of movement.
Did you serve time as a brass polisher in your younger days Ray?

I'd always assumed that he was a pheasant pluckers son Richsrd

As for the movement you must remember that he moves in misterious was mate, or so those in the know keep telling us

Jonzjob wrote in post #19475069
I'd always assumed that he was a pheasant pluckers son Richsrd

As for the movement you must remember that he moves in misterious was mate, or so those in the know keep telling us

Wrong again John - try and keep up lad - I really am a pheasant plucker!

Regarding the movement - the building was built on chalk with layers of flint in the chalk so I assume the foundations were stable.

Thinking on the lines of stability? I used to go into a physics place 'oop norf' in Cheshire. They had a particle accelerator they called the Nina Ring. About ¼ mile across and it was built there because they reckoned that the ground hadn't moved more than a few mm in the past 10,000 years. How did they work that one out? Did they have oil fires lasers back in those days?

The ring was flogged of to the Japaneese.

Ray.Petri wrote in post #19475080
Wrong again John - try and keep up lad - I really am a pheasant plucker!

Regarding the movement - the building was built on chalk with layers of flint in the chalk so I assume the foundations were stable.

From dad's description it would be dead easy job, probably smelly
His mum would hang a whole, dead, pheasant up outside I presume, until they could easily pull a tail feather out

Black Church in Iceland

Near Whitesboro, Tx. Film.4x5

Whitewright,TX Methodist 4x5 film
overexposed, or bad developing lol