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<blockquote data-quote="hindmaist" data-source="post: 3688176" data-attributes="member: 1545"><p>The countryside of today is vastly changed from what it was a hundred years ago.Its much more like what it was three hundred years ago.No fields.</p><p> Almost all the "traditional" buildings in North East Scotland were put up in a relatively short boom period of agriculture in the 19th century.A big leap forward in the industrialisation of agriculture.Some now get demolished,some converted to housing,some are preserved by enthusiasts with the passion and money to do it.The same as meal mills,linen mills,smiddys etc.All this is as it should be.</p><p> We have a system of listing to preserve the best examples.Thats an excellent idea,but should be better funded.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hindmaist, post: 3688176, member: 1545"] The countryside of today is vastly changed from what it was a hundred years ago.Its much more like what it was three hundred years ago.No fields. Almost all the "traditional" buildings in North East Scotland were put up in a relatively short boom period of agriculture in the 19th century.A big leap forward in the industrialisation of agriculture.Some now get demolished,some converted to housing,some are preserved by enthusiasts with the passion and money to do it.The same as meal mills,linen mills,smiddys etc.All this is as it should be. We have a system of listing to preserve the best examples.Thats an excellent idea,but should be better funded. [/QUOTE]
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