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63 thoughts on “WW ~ Caution Low Beams! ~ Shop in York, England”
Thanks for commenting on my WW picture. It’s actually already Wednesday here in Tokyo, Japan.
Happy WW to you too!
Is that one of the the shop’s attractions? I think it should be okay for me because I am not-so-tall (i dislike the word: short). Ukakakakaka!!! Happy WW to you.
Perhaps the floor is built up, that would be easier than lowering the beams. I’m sure back when it wasn’t made this way unless it was for very short people.
Any, an excellent topic. Happy WW! 🙂
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Great shot. A lot of old buildings are a bit less than generous on the hieght front. Then again perhaps people were rather shorter. Low or not they’re very impressive. Happy WW
I would really REALLY love to live in that house. I’m short enough!!
The macronutrient is PROTEIN. We were at in-service today and one of our sped teachers is a dairy farmer. He told me. Some farmers feed corn silage because the cows will give more milk with grain and/or corn. But it is rough on the cows and they may not live as long as they would with hay and grasses. (I hope I got this right. I didn’t take notes!)
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Thanks for commenting on my WW picture. It’s actually already Wednesday here in Tokyo, Japan.
Happy WW to you too!
Do people ever use their “high beams” in home construction? Maybe it’s too foggy!
Great picture. Thanks.
Whoa, that looks very dangerous. Great pic!
Is that one of the the shop’s attractions? I think it should be okay for me because I am not-so-tall (i dislike the word: short). Ukakakakaka!!! Happy WW to you.
thats looks cool. Very interesting shot.
Cool!
I love that–looks cozy!
Very quaint and appealing!
🙂
I’d be okay there since I’m a bit on the short side.
I wonder if they have many head bumping injuries.
Great picture!
Happy WW!
I’m glad I’m not the only early bird! 😉 That photo is great – are the owners of that place insured??
Perhaps the floor is built up, that would be easier than lowering the beams. I’m sure back when it wasn’t made this way unless it was for very short people.
Any, an excellent topic. Happy WW! 🙂
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This link will have my WW, the first one has picture also. 😉 Just not WW.
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Ouch!! No jumping for joy when you find the perfect bargain, that’s for sure!!
Wow, what a fantastic shot! I bet that was so much fun.
Great shot. A lot of old buildings are a bit less than generous on the hieght front. Then again perhaps people were rather shorter. Low or not they’re very impressive. Happy WW
Oh my – I guess so! Something us short people don’t usually have to worry about… LOL Happy WW! 🙂
a unique shop!
great entry happy ww!
so my question is, how tall is dear? at 6’3″ Subvet runs into this sort of thing often! *ouch*
MM!, Dear is only 5’9” so Subvet would definately have a neck and back ache from having to stoop…
Looks like a great shop, would be no good for us Nito is 6’4″, skaterboy is up there too. Great shot. Happy WW.
Probably dangerous, but very lovely too!
HA! He’s just the right height 🙂
Wow, you aren’t kidding. That is low. Great shot. Have a great WW. 🙂
ouch! That could hurt!! Great photo! Happy WW!
So cool. Reminds me of a restaurant we went to in France. Must be an old place?
Yikes…low beams are right!! Happy WW.
That IS low… 🙂
We were in York years ago, but didn’t find that place! It was lovely, though, at the Minster for Eventide. Thanks for stopping by my WW!
That is cool! Thanks for stopping by at my WW too! Happy WW:)
Looks like a cozy little spot!
I need to go there, I’d probably feel tall! LOL!
It’s funny because despite the fact that the beams are OBVIOUSLY low, someone must have still smacked their heads…otherwise there wouldn’t be a sign!!
Wow, nice little shop. Watch your head! Great ww.
Yes I do think they are right.. that is low.
Happy WW
That’s my kind of store, because it would make me feel taller 🙂 Happy WW!
Oh, I do hope there was a “low beams” alert! I suppose I would do well there, as I am short! hehehe It looks like a very beautiful shop!
Happy WW!
I’d like to potter in that shop – and I’d be okay at 165cms (don’t know metric – hmm I think5’6″)
Yup, those beams are low for tall people but I’m 5′ 4, so it won’t be low to me. haha….
Looks a little cramped! Happy WW!
THOSE SURE ARE LOW!
Ooh that can be a real ouch for a tall person. Lucky me I wont have that problem.
Thanks for stopping by. Happy WW.
that could be troublesome!!! what a great store.happy ww:)
That’s interesting. But I’m heaving a sigh of relief because I know I’m short and I won’t bang my head on it. 😀
Typical little rural English shop, you can feel the sense of days-gone-by oozing out of this shot…
That’s funny how low those beams are!! But the shop looks exquisite!!
Wow. I would end up not paying attention and hitting my head! Happy WW!
Wow, that is very low!
Thanks for visiting my WW! 🙂
wow i guess that makes for short shopping trips
a wee bit cramped
Great shot! I loved England.
Cool place – cute picture!
Yay! Your pic makes me realise there are some advantages to being 5ft 1. Great shot – happy WW.
I guess this shows that there are some advantages for people who are short — like me! Happy WW.
I would be bending over or on my knees.
What a neat place to visit! I think my husband would hypervenilate in that place. He’d have to crouch the entire time we were there!
Good old beam! Similar to my in-laws house!
That sure a great shot!
Happy WW!
the place look so neat. happy WW
Mine is up at The 4 Seasons Of My life hope you can visit me too.
I would really REALLY love to live in that house. I’m short enough!!
The macronutrient is PROTEIN. We were at in-service today and one of our sped teachers is a dairy farmer. He told me. Some farmers feed corn silage because the cows will give more milk with grain and/or corn. But it is rough on the cows and they may not live as long as they would with hay and grasses. (I hope I got this right. I didn’t take notes!)
Cool shot! Six footer people are not fit in that place, he-he. 😉
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Duck! Ouch! I’m sorry I’m so late with commenting, but I’ve been having some bad reactions/side affects to new medication (which I’ve stopped taking).
what a very nice picture! happy ww
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