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what is a crog loft?
lillypoo
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anyone know? i have googled but still non the wiser
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A typo?What's the context?Edit:"A crog loft is a loft over the half of a cottage, furthest from the cooking hearth. It was used for sleeping in."
Is it being used by a slightly poncy surveyor in a newer house to describe a mezzanine or something, or does this actually exist in the one you're talking about?Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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oh that didnt come up for me at all anselld, so thank you
doozier the photos on rightmove dont show it but as its a cottage in wales i imagine it does exist , thank you2 -
Well, it sounds charming!Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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In practical terms it means, "This is a crummy little cottage without enough headroom for two proper storeys."Access is often by ladder, as in this example:(The simple snack bowl of pebbles is also very Welsh; being necessary to get one's vocal chords around certain place names like "Eglwyswrw" or Rhosllannerchrugog. How thoughtful of the host to provide them with the guide books!
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You should write the particulars for estate agenciesDavesnave said:In practical terms it means, "This is a crummy little cottage without enough headroom for two proper storeys."Access is often by ladder, as in this example:(The simple snack bowl of pebbles is also very Welsh; being necessary to get one's vocal chords around certain place names like "Eglwyswrw" or Rhosllannerchrugog. How thoughtful of the host to provide them with the guide books! )
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How do you know I haven't?Lover_of_Lycra said:
You should write the particulars for estate agenciesDavesnave said:In practical terms it means, "This is a crummy little cottage without enough headroom for two proper storeys."Access is often by ladder, as in this example:(The simple snack bowl of pebbles is also very Welsh; being necessary to get one's vocal chords around certain place names like "Eglwyswrw" or Rhosllannerchrugog. How thoughtful of the host to provide them with the guide books! )
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17 welsh properties on rightmove with crog as a keyword.0
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