Free climbing frame with this property!

[GaryUnicorn]

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Why would you?

@longjohnlewis
Pylon, if you look at Google maps you can deduce the narrow path of the pylon and wires. I suspect a developer later decided they could squeeze something in the space and no-one would notice...
... and if you have a head for heights a fantastic washing line.

I'd be worried about the health risk. But if there were no risks and the house was cheaper because of it, then I'd consider it. It's a nice house.

No definitely not

You’re a better map reader than me Two. I looked and saw the wires. Thought it was odd as I haven’t seen wires on a map before. Then realised it was a crack on my phone screen.

Stick giant googly eyes on it 👀 Make it friendly. Solved.

XHs weird Uncle had a pylon for in his garden. Sounded as though a swarm of bees were constantly circling. He was weird before he moved there though don't think the pylon did it to him!

A house with a pylon came up when we were looking for a house. We didn't view it, despite the humungous garden, which we would have liked. We bought nearby instead.
Then the electricity company removed the pylon, leaving a huge garden 😬

Few hanging baskets attached and you'd hardly notice it.

Because they pay good money to have them on your land! Ndn have a telegraph pole in there's & get £400 a year, so I imagine it's a good amount for the a pylon. Very rarely they ask for access (around once a decade). Although the idea of lightening strikes would worry me with a pylon.

My DF has a small power cable thingy (not a proper pylon) on a field. He got around £3 every 8 years ground rental for it.

I am amazed and can't get my head around how it ended up in the garden. I literally have never seen anything like this.

I'm shocked some people think it is a normal type of compromise, like if the bathroom is too small, or if there's no storage space? Normal compromise don't feature an enormous pylon towering in your back garden!

Wow!

@CriticalWoman 1970s - The Changes?
That gave me a lifelong fear of pylons too.

@StringyPotatoes

Am I the only one who spent far too long looking for an actual climbing frame?

Yeah me too 🤣

Yes it was! Although I didn't know it was called that until I googled it just now.