The chimney seems to be quite outnumbered by the pigeons.
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Indeed! In France and UK there are many, many elderly houses ‘crowned’ with so many chimneys that one doesn’t quite understan d it…. here the pigeons are reigning!
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I wish I had more photos of the house I grew up in in London. We all had chimneys, because heating with coal was the only alternative we had. No electric fires at that time.
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Yes that is what I- understood. Per fireplace a chimney….. seems quite extravagant really.
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Not really extgravagant, a way of life to keep warm. We did not have the electricity for fires.
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Oh what wonderful photos for chimneys, I adore your first photo with all the pigeons, 😀
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I remember the days of coal-burning. I packed many a bucketful to keep the fires burning.
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And it often used to spit out sparks
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We had an enclosed burner so I saw no sparks.
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