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The coke ovens are situated near a coal mine and were used to turn coal into coke.
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Out walking one day and came across Islington, one of the original big homes on the Taieri. A hedge is a fence, yes, no? ...
These are amazing. Thank you for linking up!
ReplyDeleteOh, Diana; So sorry that I haven't visited here your another page. BIG coke oven, so amazing♡♡♡
ReplyDeleteSending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
I've never heard of coke ovens....this is an amazing post.
ReplyDeleteThis is what makes blogging so much more interesting. Never did I know such places as this existed. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shots of the old coke oven!
ReplyDeleteI have heard of coke ovens all my life but never have I seen one. Now, I have, thanks to you.
ReplyDeleteThe brickwork is amazing!!! I wonder how they were used...
ReplyDeleteThe ovens are situated near a coal mine and were used to convert coal to coke.
DeleteThe colours on the brickwork is just lovely, great photos.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting! Thanks for sharing!
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