After looking around the Tinsmiths, we made our way back into the Tailor’s conservatory.
Whilst the main area of the Tailor’s was painted a lovely pink, this area was painted a lovely orange.
I used the term ‘lovely’ with heavy sarcasm intended.
But still, this would’ve been a wonderfully sunny room with these elegant, and functional,
Victorian windows - a pity that the view was the Tin Smiths and the coal store.
I particularly liked the slopping cast iron beams, giving the room the impression
of sliding into the ground. I do hope that’s how it was designed - and that it isn’t structurally falling over.
Tippy toes across the dodgy floor we found some dangerous looking stairs. And we did the
only thing urban explorers would - we took them up to the second floor.