This is a Norman Castle built in Lydford, I think I have finally found my model for Castle Bellew 
Full Version: Lydford Castle
See also further details at http://www.castleduncan.com/forum/index.ph...&hl=Lydford which i have posted on this website.
I went there earlier this year, and took some photos of the interior, as well as the exterior. The film is still inside my camera, which I really must finish sometime.
I went there earlier this year, and took some photos of the interior, as well as the exterior. The film is still inside my camera, which I really must finish sometime.
Good post.
I'm not sure how they do it in Vineland but in the UK its the ground floor which is the US first floor, UKs 1st floor is US 2d floor, UK's 2d floor is US 3d floor.
But ..... at the hospital that I took Meg to the other day the ground floor was the freaking sub basement!!!!
I'm not sure how they do it in Vineland but in the UK its the ground floor which is the US first floor, UKs 1st floor is US 2d floor, UK's 2d floor is US 3d floor.
But ..... at the hospital that I took Meg to the other day the ground floor was the freaking sub basement!!!!
Our office building causes more fun.
The lowest level is the basement - on two levels.
We then have the ground floor (on two levels), the mezzanine floor, 1st floor, 2nd floor (on two levels), 3rd floor (on two levels), 4th floor (on two levels), 5th floor and roof. My office is officially on the lower level of the 2nd floor. The main entrance to the building is on the upper ground floor level, but you can also enter at upper basement and lower basement levels, provided that you know where to go.
We are then spread over two buildings. Most levels have interconnecting doors of the stairwell, but not all of them. On one level the interconnecting door is between two offices, so you need to know where it is. It can get very confusing. The lift does not stop at all levels, and more recently, has been running from the lower basement to the fifth floor without stopping.
The lowest level is the basement - on two levels.
We then have the ground floor (on two levels), the mezzanine floor, 1st floor, 2nd floor (on two levels), 3rd floor (on two levels), 4th floor (on two levels), 5th floor and roof. My office is officially on the lower level of the 2nd floor. The main entrance to the building is on the upper ground floor level, but you can also enter at upper basement and lower basement levels, provided that you know where to go.
We are then spread over two buildings. Most levels have interconnecting doors of the stairwell, but not all of them. On one level the interconnecting door is between two offices, so you need to know where it is. It can get very confusing. The lift does not stop at all levels, and more recently, has been running from the lower basement to the fifth floor without stopping.
QUOTE (AJR @ Jun 29 2007, 09:07 AM) 
See also further details at http://www.castleduncan.com/forum/index.ph...&hl=Lydford which i have posted on this website.
I went there earlier this year, and took some photos of the interior, as well as the exterior. The film is still inside my camera, which I really must finish sometime.
Wow well I cant wait I went there earlier this year, and took some photos of the interior, as well as the exterior. The film is still inside my camera, which I really must finish sometime.
until that film is developed 
QUOTE (Duncan @ Jun 29 2007, 10:21 AM)
Good post.
I'm not sure how they do it in Vineland but in the UK its the ground floor which is the US first floor, UKs 1st floor is US 2d floor, UK's 2d floor is US 3d floor.
But ..... at the hospital that I took Meg to the other day the ground floor was the freaking sub basement!!!!
I'm not sure how they do it in Vineland but in the UK its the ground floor which is the US first floor, UKs 1st floor is US 2d floor, UK's 2d floor is US 3d floor.
But ..... at the hospital that I took Meg to the other day the ground floor was the freaking sub basement!!!!
Dont ask me, I have trouble finding the bathroom in the morning 
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.