Leigh Court Barn by Mark Chambers ARPS AFIAP CPAGB BPE3

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Leigh Court Barn

Leigh Court Barn

If you visit the barn don'f forget to take a 10p to put the lights on!

An outstanding display of English medieval carpentry, this mighty timber-framed barn is the largest cruck structure in Britain.

Built for Pershore Abbey in 1344, it is 46 metres (150 feet) long, with 18 cruck blades each made from a single oak tree.

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/leigh-court-barn/

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John Barreiro		20-Mar-2013 21:58
I had to wait awhile before commenting. I just could stop looking at this fine image oif a wonderful structure. V

Karin Doeling		15-Dec-2012 12:02
Great POV to capture this interesting construction!

Chris Morton		10-Jun-2012 18:59
didn't spot this when first posted - indeed a fantastic building and you have done a fine job

Ken Chambers ARPS		25-May-2012 18:37
An incredible piece of timber work. Very impressive picture Mark

Helen Betts		24-May-2012 23:31
Light and composition are both excellent. Quite an intriguing subject as well Nice work! V.

Graeme		24-May-2012 10:54
Great information and capture, Mark.BV

Martin Lamoon		24-May-2012 08:04
Superb wide angle photograph with good exposure. V

Range View		24-May-2012 07:04
Fascinating image of this amazing stucture Mark. V. David.

Hank Vander Velde		23-May-2012 23:42
Terrific structure and well captured image Mark. Good info too.

woody34		23-May-2012 23:01
Wonderful capture of that very impressive barn..

jychamberland		23-May-2012 19:25
beautiful structure, nice shot and details!

Johnny JAG		23-May-2012 19:04
Superb details

Frank Kavanagh Photography		23-May-2012 18:45
What a fabulous old building, great shot.V.

Brian Samuel		23-May-2012 18:39
Incredible, I'm constantly amazed at how much work went into these old buildings. Great piccie.

Mary Bowles		23-May-2012 18:38
Glorious. Outstanding, indeed.

John Reynolds LRPS		23-May-2012 18:25
Impressive structure. Nicely captured. V.

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