1. Tucked along/down this alley are some beautiful timber-framed houses.

2. The walls of timber-framed houses were often made of wattle and daub.

3. No special provision was needed in weatherboarded timber-framed barns because the boards did not fit closely together.

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4. Timber-framed examples have survived in an area extending from Wiltshire and Hampshire across to Suffolk and Kent.

5. Some incorporated timber-framed lean-to houses, and the central open space could accommodate livestock.

6. For the prosperous merchants, substantial timber-framed houses were built around the gates of the Castle and Priory.

7. These timber-framed houses in Northampton Street, with their plastered elevations and tiled roofs, make a quite delightful contrast.

8. Also inside the defences in Tibbet's Close was a sequence of timber-framed buildings, with another masonry building nearby.

9. There are 830 site workers who have received light timber-framed structure construction training.

10. YOUR correspondent is indebted to readers for their interesting comments about last week's column on timber-framed buildings.

11. Part of a larger estate of small farmsteads, stone- and timber-framed cottages and ancient woodland, it offers a taste of rural life circa 1880.