This is another lovely bit of Victorian architectural detail spotted while out on patrol, me driving and the boss in the turret.
This time it's a lovely air vent in cast iron high up on a gable end and painted that glowing West Norfolk blue. Obviously it's let in too much fresh air at some time because the owners have boarded up behind the fancy grille and sealed it to restrict or stop the airflow.
No matter, it's a lovely piece of the iron founder's art and a lot better than an air brick.
The building is derelict, I wonder if we could put our name down for it?