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Front view of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Detail - looking through the arch of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Inside Goring Folly acts as a potting shed of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Detail of the ruined arch of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Goring Folly from the back of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Goring Folly from the side of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Inside the Folly of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex The potting area of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex The holes in the tower light up red at night of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex The holes in the tower light up with a red light at night of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex All the materials were reclaimed of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Goring Folly - detail of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Looking down the well of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex The 'distressed' door of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex The tower leads down to the well of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Very frightened cat of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex Western side of the folly of shed - Goring Folly, West Sussex
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Goring Folly

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    Goring Folly was begun in February 1999 and completed in April 2000 It is situated in a private garden and was built entirely by myself The main impetus for its construction was as a Millennium project The idea was to create a unique building of some architectural interest utilising locally reclaimed materials as much as possible in its constructionBriefly the Folly comprises of a tower with spiral steps leading down to a natural well Dug by me linked by a ruined arch to a two roomed building with lofts above The holes in the tower automatically light up at night with a red glow

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    The overriding objective was to create an unusual and unique building and not to compromise the structure by making it easier or less expensive to build. It was constructed over the course of one year but materials were collected together in the preceding year or more. Most materials were free from skips or demolition sites and others were bought from reclaim or as architectural antiques.

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