Sunday, 31 January 2010

Question 8. The finalw

What is the goal of your life?

Stoney Littleton

Skreeworld are in the process of raising funds to purchase part of a viaduct, a quater of an acre of land, some suitable for pasture, some with mature trees. There is also a barrow dating back to, who knows when though records suggest it predates Stonehenge. This plot of land needs saving. Skreeworld have raised half the funds to protect our cultural heritage, we need a and. We have offers but would prefer someone who sees the importance of preserving this rare spot.  Please contacr skreeworld if you can help with loans or parrallel interest.

come and have a go if you think you're hard enough

Who has the balls

We have half the costs. Who dares enter skreeworld for a mere  £5000

View from viaduct on to 3 quater acre of land

Describing this opportunity is difficult. It is 7 miles from Bath, a town whose property prices are comparable to london. The two remaining viaduct arches sahow that magnificent brickwork where a straight line tunnel is cut through sat an angle, the brick work is magnificent. The plot leads out to a bunch of hidden woodland, estimate 40 years old. Thiere is a barrow, the equal of those near stonehenge, never touched by invasive archeologists.  A brook flows through. This wont happen again. Skreeworld have raised half the costs. Anyone with moral responsibillity should match us. Otherwise skreeworld aim to make it our headquaters in our war against the burglars ofbculture.

Viaduct 2

A barrow dating back to times before the construction of Stonehenge is in the plot of land. Come in with Skree for the adventure of a lifetime.

Viaduct and pasture land and sacred barrow

Skreeworld is looking for financial help to purchase these remaining 2 arches from a viaduct, 7 miles from Bath that was used for rail transport of quarried Bath stone. The piece of land is up for auction for an estimated £10000 though there is no reserve. A brook runs through, trees over 40 years old. Opportunities like this come up very rarely.