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outbuilding — Skehog

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outbuilding — Skehog
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Line of vernacular outbuildings facing renovated house across yard, built c. 1820, comprising central two-bay single-storey structure with two-bay single-storey attachments to both gables. Collapsed barrel vaulted tar roof to central portion and round pitched flax thatch with latticed rope and stone pegs to end portions, with concrete gable copings. Limewashed rubble stone walls. Square-headed window and door openings with timber casement windows and panelled doors.

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