-
article on
Oasts and photo-record of
Oasts Earth Terminal Recording Studio An
Oast House converted into a
music recording studio in Hampshire.
Oast Theatre[usurped]...
- Sus**** type
cowls could be
found on Kent
oasts, and Kent type
cowls could be
found on
oasts in Sus****. Some
oasts carried both
types of cowl. West Midlands...
- mesh is
sometimes added as a
spark arrestor.
Wooden cowls were used on
oasts to
prevent the
ingress of rain into kilns, and
create a flow of air through...
- TM/09/03097/FL" (PDF). The
Theatres Trust.
Retrieved 8
November 2010. Walton,
Robin (1985).
Oasts in Kent. Maidstone:
Christine Swift. ISBN 0-9506977-3-7....
- flew with the
Office of
Aeronautics and
Space Technology Flyer (
OAST-Flyer) spacecraft.
OAST-Flyer was the
seventh in a
series of
missions aboard the reusable...
- for
oast houses in the
surrounding villages and
hamlets Many have been
converted into
private residences,
however a few, like the
Playden Oasts Inn,...
- fruits,
strawberries and hazelnuts.
Distinctive hop-drying
buildings called oasts are
common in the countryside,
although many have been
converted into dwellings...
-
University Press. ISBN 9780300073904. OCLC 890145910. Grattan,
Patrick (2021).
Oasts and Hop Kilns, a History.
Liverpool and Swindon:
Liverpool University Press...
- from tier
poles in
curing barns (Aus: kilns, also
traditionally called '
oasts').
These barns have
flues run from
externally fed fire boxes, heat-curing...
- from tier-poles in
curing barns (Aus: kilns), also
traditionally called oasts.
These barns have
flues which run from
externally fed fire boxes, heat-curing...
