Here's a bit of a photo quiz for you all...

Where is it?

What is it?

Is it new?

I can't confirm any correct answers (with the exception of the location) as I don't know myself mind. I just saw it and thought you may be able to quench my nosey nature.

Here's a bit of a photo quiz for you all...

Where is it?

What is it?

Is it new?

I can't confirm any correct answers (with the exception of the location) as I don't know myself mind. I just saw it and thought you may be able to quench my nosey nature.

bottom of the furnace bank!

bird table or an art sculpture which probably cost 20 grand or something!

bottom of the furnace bank!

bird table or an art sculpture which probably cost 20 grand or something!

Who-hoo, i love these!

i got the furnce bank bit, just dunno what it is and i aint yet seen it!

Its just the end of the wall that they didnt take down... why they left the end pillar up though i cant say.

Here's a bit of a photo quiz for you all...

Where is it?

What is it?

Is it new?

I can't confirm any correct answers (with the exception of the location) as I don't know myself mind. I just saw it and thought you may be able to quench my nosey nature.

It's a newly constructed underground house

Here's a bit of a photo quiz for you all...

Where is it?

What is it?

Is it new?

I can't confirm any correct answers (with the exception of the location) as I don't know myself mind. I just saw it and thought you may be able to quench my nosey nature.

Its a blocked up chimney, they house is underground as all the soil ect rolled down the hill to bury it 100's of years ago!!

Its just the end of the wall that they didnt take down... why they left the end pillar up though i cant say why.

Its a blocked up chimney, they house is underground as all the soil ect rolled down the hill to bury it 100's of years ago!!

sensible answer there mind!

Here's a bit of a photo quiz for you all...

Where is it?

What is it?

Is it new?

I can't confirm any correct answers (with the exception of the location) as I don't know myself mind. I just saw it and thought you may be able to quench my nosey nature.

its a humping block for the local doggers

Its just the end of the wall that they didnt take down... why they left the end pillar up though i cant say.

It looks like a remnant of the old houses, formerly Bedlington Iron Company offices which stood on the North side of the Furnace Bridge until they were demolished in the 1960's or so!

Joe

I can't confirm any correct answers (with the exception of the location) as I don't know myself mind. I just saw it and thought you may be able to quench my nosey nature.

Here's a bit of a photo quiz for you all...

...

What is it?

I bet that it's the altar on which Labour members of WDC sacrificed absolutely all their socialist principals.

This never needed to be too big because those principals were pretty small-minded anyway.

I bet that it's the altar on which Labour members of WDC sacrificed absolutely all their socialist principals.

This never needed to be too big because those principals were pretty small-minded anyway.

too true

I bet that it's the altar on which Labour members of WDC sacrificed absolutely all their socialist principals.

This never needed to be too big because those principals were pretty small-minded anyway.

Principals.......did they understand them?

I bet that it's the altar on which Labour members of WDC sacrificed absolutely all their socialist principals.

This never needed to be too big because those principals were pretty small-minded anyway.

"Little bit o' politics there!"

It looks like a remnant of the old houses, formerly Bedlington Iron Company offices which stood on the North side of the Furnace Bridge until they were demolished in the 1960's or so!

Joe

I remember them Joe, as I remember one of them was a house I seem to remember people living in them in the fifties. There was a conka tree behind one of them we used to climb up to get the conkas when we were kids.