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![]() At the dead end of Northampton Grove is a gated courtyard with a building in the middle, and the building has a horizontal girder sticking out about three metres off the ground. The girder runs over the courtyard before joining at an oblique angle with anorther girder running over the gateway. You can see it he http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...9262&encType=1 The buiding is the one in the centre, seemingly at 45 degrees to everything else in the picture, and the girder is the black line running diagonally towards the bottom left,until it joins the gateway girder running left to right. You can see the shadows of the girder and the gateway girder a little above the girders. So what's that about? |
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