File:St Peter's church,High Street, Marlborough - putlog hole - geograph.org.uk - 460587.jpg
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English: St Peter's church,High Street, Marlborough - putlog hole When the church was built, wooden beams were used as internal scaffolding. The ends of the beams were placed in openings like this and were left in case they were needed for future maintenance purposes. The term 'putlog' is self-explanatory and is still in use today even though modern scaffolding now uses metal tubes rather than timber. |
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