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The Widow's Walk (small, railed observation platform atop a house. Once used to scout for seamen, such walks are usually square, done in elaborately-worked wrought iron or wood). Getting up there was not easy and I suffered a nasty gash in my head for my efforts...
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Posted by LostintheWoods |
5/15/2006 10:10 PM | remove |
Ha ha, you said "nasty gash"
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Posted by bandi |
6/7/2006 3:13 AM | remove |
hahaha and seamen
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Posted by fedge |
6/7/2006 4:17 PM | remove |
It's wrong to put seamen into a nasty gash!
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Posted by Dotsebeil |
4/26/2007 6:26 PM | remove |
isn't that how they get nasty?
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Posted by Homme |
1/12/2008 7:47 AM | remove |
That's actually a tower with a cupola. A widows walk would have run along the top of the roof, uncovered.
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Posted by Dotsebeil |
1/17/2008 5:10 PM | remove |
Architecturally, you're right, but the purpose is still pretty much the same. Did anyone note whether there was a chimney going up through the middle of it?
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Posted by iloveflyouts |
4/2/2012 10:21 PM | remove |
That's so cool! My friend and I went up there when we were young. It smelled really bad in the attic
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