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Midge Hall, Falling Foss, Sneaton Forrest, Whitby

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Jack Newman Posts: 12 Joined: 31st Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom	quotePosted at 17:19 on 3rd April 2008 yep that's the place - that's on old photo and although the builder has done a lot of the work there still is a lot to do Midge Hall is surrounded by the river Beck on three sides – the only access to the property is over a footbridge. If you do the coast to coast walk you pass right in front of the house. It is truly a magical place
Lyn Greenaway Posts: 1980 Joined: 10th Jun 2004 Location: United Kingdom	quotePosted at 20:41 on 3rd April 2008 It looks wonderful there Jack, I bet it looks even better now the building is being renovated.
Sue H Posts: 1183 Joined: 29th Jun 2007 Location: USA	quotePosted at 21:01 on 3rd April 2008 I think the word to describe the area would be idyllic. I definitely need to come up and visit on my next trip. I have added the web site Lyn gave in my favourites.
Roses Posts: 122 Joined: 9th Mar 2008 Location: USA	quotePosted at 21:31 on 6th April 2008 Hello and Welcome Jack! CONGRATULTIONS on becoming the new owners! I wish you and your wife the very best of luck! from looking at the site Lyn posted, it does look so idyllic!
Lyn Greenaway Posts: 1980 Joined: 10th Jun 2004 Location: United Kingdom	quotePosted at 21:53 on 6th April 2008 So hows it going Jack?
Jack Newman Posts: 12 Joined: 31st Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom	quotePosted at 09:46 on 7th April 2008 Hi Things are moving on a pace – I am in contact with someone whose grandma lived at the property and hopefully he is going to send us some photographs of how it looked in the sixties. These will be very helpful as Steph (my lovely wife) and I want to try and recreate the garden and a pictorial reference would be very helpful. The house is grade two listed so anything we want to do needs to be approved, in some way this is a good thing but in others it does hinder what we would like to do. As a family of 5 – three children under 5 – we have a lot of stuff. Not to mention all the garden paraphernalia! We are working closely with the Grade 2 listed people to come up with solutions. Time will tell. Still trying to find old images of Midge Hall – any advice of where to look would be gratefully received
Roses Posts: 122 Joined: 9th Mar 2008 Location: USA	quotePosted at 13:55 on 7th April 2008 Jack, hope you find the pictures your looking for! Would LOVE to see the progress your making as you go along!
kelly fresh Posts: 18 Joined: 19th Mar 2008 Location: Canada	quotePosted at 02:52 on 8th April 2008 Welcome, Jack. I have no idea where Midge Hall is in England, can you tell me? Where is it near? It sounds fabulous and right up my alley (I`m a tea lover), when would you possibly be open? Possibly May 2009(that`s when I hope to be back in England)?. Congrats.
Jack Newman Posts: 12 Joined: 31st Mar 2008 Location: United Kingdom	quotePosted at 10:58 on 9th April 2008 Midge Hall is set in the most beautiful part of the world. To give you an idea of this magical place please have a look at this website and read the article. http://images.archant.net/northernlifewebcam/Sneaton.pdf
Ron Brind Posts: 1245 Joined: 11th Jun 2007 Location: United Kingdom	quotePosted at 11:47 on 9th April 2008 Jack Might I respectfully suggest you put say the www.picturesofengland.com banner link on your website. It will help you both in the search engines and I suspect now is the time to do it! See http://www.picturesofengland.com/links/ on how to proceed and good luck with your fantastic project, I really am jealous of such an opportunity.