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This in the same streethttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-352914320
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How would that explain the condition of the ceilings?tooldle said:My first thought was Cannabis farm0 -
Often, ceilings are knocked out to install the necessary, lighting, heating and ventilation system etc. Water damage is also common as these operations run at high RH. The people who do these things are not concerned about the damage they cause.3
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Interesting, I wasn't aware of that.tooldle said:Often, ceilings are knocked out to install the necessary, lighting, heating and ventilation system etc. Water damage is also common as these operations run at high RH. The people who do these things are not concerned about the damage they cause.0 -
If you look closely you can see some ventilation installation, still in place within the ceilings.NaughtiusMaximus said:
Interesting, I wasn't aware of that.tooldle said:Often, ceilings are knocked out to install the necessary, lighting, heating and ventilation system etc. Water damage is also common as these operations run at high RH. The people who do these things are not concerned about the damage they cause.0 -
Jeez that garden is like the north face of the Eiger!Hannimal said:1 -
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Jesus christ!threeintoone said:7 -
I nearly jumped off my seat and gasped "Jesus" when i saw it. Had me chuckleNaughtiusMaximus said:
Jesus christ!threeintoone said:0 -
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