Your bike in front of something different...

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booze and cake

probably out cycling
A Flintstone-esque display bicycle made from wood I saw in Spitalfields this afternoon.
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Church of St John The Evangelist
Jackson Lane (just off the 'Great North Road')
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Described, as a 'Mort-Safe' in some areas, & a Sextons shed in others
Maybe the former use, became the latter?

https://britishlistedbuildings.co.u...t-john-the-evangelist-darrington#.W7TGYPZFzIU
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/228779
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3351538


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Snails, in the stonework, by my 'bars
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EDIT @ 21:49

It seems a suitable explanation

The Church is a bit out of the way, & close to the 'Great North Road' ready for transportation of a body to any Surgeon/Anatomist willing to pay?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortsafe#Vaults_and_watch-houses
 
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ColinJ

Puzzle game procrastinator!
Here's a varied selection for you. My bike in front of ...

... stone sheep!

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... a landslip caused by local floods. Bonus points for the fact that the land happened to have an old asbestos waste tip at the top of it! :eek:

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... more flood damage, a mile across the valley - where's my retaining wall!

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... jammed lift doors at Bradford Interchange railway station. I spent many happy minutes in there! :laugh:

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'Whitwood Mere' (as the area is known)
Methley Road
Castleford
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There's a series of them, on posts by the railings alongside the low-lying field there

It's approximately where the 'red arrow' is; https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/663161


They are barges, or tug-boats, alluding to the 'Tom Puddings' that were worked up & down the River Aire, at this point;

If you scroll down into the black & white pictures, there's some of the 'Toms'; https://www.stanleyhistoryonline.com/Ferry-Lane-Photos.html

Also; https://www.waterwaysmuseum.org.uk/blog-1/the-golden-age-of-tom-puddings
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