Dropped soldier course

[brockwell]

Hi all
We live in a vicrorian flat, the soldier course above the top window ( two floors up) is starting to look like it's going to come down completely, obviously I would need scaffold up there but even then it still looks a bit out of my league.. I can throw a few blocks / bricks down to make a garden wall , it looks OK when rendered but think I will leave this one to someone with expertise. I just want a bit of knowledge about what it entails. Have added a picture but appreciate its a bit dark. Any help greatly appreciated.
Best Guy

 

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Dark and out-of-focus

 

[^woody^]

That's Blair Witch. I'm scared to even comment.

 

[noseall]

Considering that every breathing human being has a camera that will beat anything David Bailey could do, that is the worst photo I have ever seen. And we don't even need to buy film or pay to get them developed now either.

Try harder.

 

[JohnD]

the camera has been tricked by including the bright sky in the exposure. Try again with the sun behind you and keep the sky out of your composition.

Reading your words, has the original sturdy wooden window been pulled out, and replaced with flimsy plastic? With no lintel added?

 

[brockwell]

Morning all, thanks for the replies. OK here's the nice bright shiny pics.. Hey nose all I think you have missed your true vocation in life try retraining you will make a lovely patronising nursery school teacher.
The window hasn't been replaced so still a wooden sash.
Thanks in advance

 

[oldbutnotdead]

Can't see what you're worried about- pointing maybe needs doing on 1 brick but no sign of the thing descending rapidly to ground level. Pic from the window to the left of it would probably give more detail (and if the bottom sashes open a couple of planks wouldn't be an unknown working platform)