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The Briggait is all skew-whiff
I recently visited The Briggait. There's an arty thing on. I noticed for the first time that the internal iron bones of the building do not line up with the stone frontage. I have to assume that the stone frontage is original. Why, therefore, did they not insert the later iron supports in an aligned manner? What's going on here?
Added by Edward Burns on April 28, 2012 at 19:41 — No Comments
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