A beautiful structure. Give it a new lease of life. Could turn it into a sitting area. (paving inside). I would clad with glass and timbers, but given the curves would be very bespoke. That is so special. Please let it live!
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No, it’s really nice, ask Historic England if they are common or unusual.
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I would love to see that restored x
Why are you stealing other people’s posts?
I think it’s beautiful and if I had it I’d be looking into ways of restoring it
I recognise this, have you posted this before? I’m sure I’ve seen this exact post previously. I smell a Bot.
It really looks rather magnificent plus you just don’t see them anymore.
I’d certainly be tempted to fully restore it, as I enjoy the project and using it afterwards.
Hope that’s helpful.
Weren’t [you asking this question,](https://www.reddit.com/r/GardeningUK/comments/15px1bo/should_i_knock_down_my_1940s_greenhouse/) almost a year ago?
Or are you a spammy bot-bot?
Why have you pinched u/caramel-fragrant ‘s post?
Its a repost SPAM BOT , report them
A beautiful structure. Give it a new lease of life. Could turn it into a sitting area. (paving inside). I would clad with glass and timbers, but given the curves would be very bespoke. That is so special. Please let it live!
Seen this many times before. Bots reposting. Dead Internet theory is alive
No, it’s really nice, ask Historic England if they are common or unusual.