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Thursday 13 August 2009

The Sunday (Monday) Quiz ...

Am having problems with my internet at the moment it keeps cutting me off so I will keep it short.

The Answer to this weeks quiz was ...
















Christ Church, Thornton. I will try and find out why it was erected and get back to you when I get my browser sorted.

In 1st and only place is Andy.

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5 comments:

  1. james13 August 2009 at 20:36

    Hi,I seem to remember someone telling me that there had been a fire at some time and it was part re-built, ( could explain the date)

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  2. michael mallon13 August 2009 at 20:42

    not more internet problems , what with Brian now you soon be just james and i left. re- quiz i knew it was a church just could not get the right one. trouble with me is if i din,t know it i can,t be bothered to do the research, it,s just the way i am.

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  3. james13 August 2009 at 20:52

    Hi H.H.,Just sent you several photos of CPS taken on site by my source, showing progress of the demolition,for some reason all have been returned,

    Re Quiz, knew it was a church, Michael and i should be worth 1/2 a point,

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  4. History Hunter13 August 2009 at 21:22

    Hi James

    I've got the pics and they are great. I will file them until needed. It's always good to have photies of things which are going to be pulled down. I need to try and get in to Fleetwood Methodist on the corner of Trunnah to take some pics before that is inevitably turned into 1 bed flats. I Haven't heard it is but I'd have a wager on it. Having said that the church in Poulton at the traffic lights as you go in is the most sympathetic conversion I have ever seen. They have really done a good job.

    Ps.. nice try from you and Mike .. but NO lol

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  5. Anonymous13 August 2009 at 21:28

    Hi all

    The Church was vertualy rebuilt because the original had very little or no foundations and was very damp and wet. the tower was unsafe and crumbling. hope that answers your question

    JD-A

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