A walk through the school - attic and outside

This is the final entry in the "walk through" series of blogs. If you have read them all you will have seen all the downstairs and first floor of the school. In this one I am going to show you the attic and also a fair few pictures taken outside around the land and the outbuildings.

There are a lot of pictures in this update so I shall begin where I left off...

We are on the 1st floor landing, stairs down to the right, attic stairs behind the door

The stairs up to the attic - note they are concrete too

The final bit of the stairs into the attic

Looking back over the stair well showing the beams etc

A hole in the roof which wasn't there a few months ago

A massive collection of bottles in the attic

Looking towards one end of the attic

Some abandoned desks - scarily they seem almost structural

The dirty great big hole in the roof by the chimney

The little window which I discovered taking these pictures

Looking towards the other end of the attic and....

... back up again

And outside we go...

Out the front door and to the right

Looking round the corner; to the left is the garden the neighbours "borrowed"

And back round the next corner along the back of the school

Panorama of the land behind the school

A selection of the trees and bushes on the land

The outhouse with external toilets and ash storage

A badly done panorama down towards the car entrance past the green shed

The green shed (with sheep visitors)

Looking along the green shed (school facing this side)

The current pedestrian entrance and little copse

The entrance to the school, slightly overgrown

This is the other side of the overgrown, showing the gate

Looking up towards the car entrance (back right)

And finally looking towards the school under my favourite shading trees

So there you have it. I have more pics than this but I didn't want to bore you so I've pulled out the best ones. As things change I will put more pictures on (obviously) but it'll be very interesting for me to look back at these in a couple of years and remind myself of just where I have come from.

Here's to starting the work and making this fabulous building a lovely house.