pigeon loft

Lots of the people who have those keep pigeon lofts.

How much longer do we stay in this pigeon loft?"

The pigeon loft was built on the base of a tower.

The porch he had referred to was on his pigeon loft.

Outside, on the village side, an imposing pigeon loft has been built.

The simple square 14th century keep is used as a pigeon loft.

In my mother's room, it would have been like a pigeon loft when the cat gets in.

Only a tower converted into a pigeon loft has been saved intact.

To the left of the entrance are the monks' bakery and an imposing pigeon loft.

The fort also featured a pigeon loft for carrier pigeons.

By the 1930s the mill was used as a chicken house and pigeon loft.

The bartender here thinks it might be in the flat of a boy who has a pigeon loft."

Pigeon lofts painted white or green were like tents on this encampment.

Of note are the orangery, stables, walls and pigeon loft.

The pigeon loft had several functions: to provide meat and to produce fertilizer for the vineyard.

In her childhood, she transformed an unused pigeon loft on the family farm into a secret writing place.

Housing for domestic pigeons are often called Pigeon lofts.

Some were converted into mobile pigeon lofts to house the pigeons used for communication along the front.

Cal ducked his head down as another rain of earth fell, and ran past the pigeon loft towards the fence.

Gustav died after the war in an accident, when someone cleaning his pigeon loft accidentally stepped on him.

Visitors can see a square tower, two pigeon lofts and a fortified gateway.

Constable Visit was cleaning out the old pigeon loft when the message arrived on the clacks.

It was converted into a priest's house in 1939 with arches, fireplaces and a rare pigeon loft.

He approaches the door of the pigeon loft, opens it, and at that moment - for want of a better - this story takes wing.

Pigeon lofts consist of a large cage or aviary and sometimes a nest box.