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It's for local faith healers to stand on to heal those who can't walk
Serious answer I think it's a study by local council on the materials used for either normal access to a building or wheelchair access... so a costing exercise
I'm sure they could estimate the materials needed without actually having to build it. This is the modern era.
There are random stuff like this everywhere. Such as http://goo.gl/maps/oCPP5 in Manchester. Random road that leads to nowhere
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It's all pies and tea.
I dont think they can knock it down. its a grade 2 listed **** up
I will hazard a guess with it being an access ramp for a mobile library, blood bank or something to that effect. When the wagon is there, they bridge across over the stairs with a further ramp. The stairs are there for H&S reasons when said wagon is not on site.
I will hazard a guess with it being an access ramp for a mobile library, blood bank or something to that effect. When the wagon is there, they bridge across over the stairs with a further ramp. The stairs are there for H&S reasons when said wagon is not on site.
Or most likely an entrance to a cloaked Klingon bird or prey