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This photo's quite incredible Lyn. The Brewmaster's House standing alone, pre-restoration and pre the development of the canal side etc. This shows how remarkable it is that the building survived all that modern development. Very surprising. Another great find Lyn. Viv.
ellbrown
ell brown on Flickr
This is roughly the same view as it is now.
Brewmaster's House and Bridge from The Water's Edge, Brindley Place by ell brown, on Flickr
Two years earlier
Brindley Place - Brewmaster's House by ell brown, on Flickr
Is that the same Deep Cutting Rover Bridge in the background?
Brewmaster's House and Bridge from The Water's Edge, Brindley Place by ell brown, on Flickr
Two years earlier
Brindley Place - Brewmaster's House by ell brown, on Flickr
Is that the same Deep Cutting Rover Bridge in the background?
ellbrown
ell brown on Flickr
Deep Cutting Rover Bridge - assume the railings were added around 20 plus years ago during restoration.
Brindley Place - Deep Cutting Rover Bridge by ell brown, on Flickr
Brindley Place - Deep Cutting Rover Bridge by ell brown, on Flickr
If it weren't for the house, you'd find it hard to believe it's the same place. It's good to see it's been transformed from the forlorn area of post #1 to the modern, bustling canal area in Ell's posts. Viv.
