Timber frame wattle and daub construct could be in anywhere in England.
Hi guys.Just got magnifying glass out. I see no horse and rider just a guy in white shirt with flat hat leaning over bridge. The roof material looks like tiles. There is no castellation or lattice work on bridge. Maybe shadowing con f using. Yes the timber frame could be a clue. Did you notice building on extreme right by man on c art? Also same square timber framedI do wish you were all here and could see picture. I just can't scan it any better. Do pop round all welcome plenty of wine and nibbles, lol. I just love the way you all get so involved it's fantastic can't thank you enough.Jane x
Earlir than a Ford but horseless non the less it seems, although a better scan might prove otherwise.
Quote from: jettejjane on Wednesday 09 March 16 21:23 GMT (UK) Hi guys.Just got magnifying glass out. I see no horse and rider just a guy in white shirt with flat hat leaning over bridge. The roof material looks like tiles. There is no castellation or lattice work on bridge. Maybe shadowing con f using. Yes the timber frame could be a clue. Did you notice building on extreme right by man on c art? Also same square timber framedI do wish you were all here and could see picture. I just can't scan it any better. Do pop round all welcome plenty of wine and nibbles, lol. I just love the way you all get so involved it's fantastic can't thank you enough.Jane x
You said the timber frame couldbe a clue, which is why I posted about that type of building being common across EnglandThe other reference is to a horseless carriage, probably not a Ford. [