OneGuyFromBarlick

2 million years ago the first female dinosaur blouse shop opened.

It was called Try Sarah's Tops

Still raining here in Foulridge

The Met Office are forecasting snow (again) from mid afternoon today. They haven't got it right yet this year

Stanley wrote: ↑05 Feb 2026, 01:31 I knew about John Virgo but not Tzu Minh....

Tzu Minh - Zoom In

A pressure relief valve?

I use it quite a bit at work, it's useful for checking long lines of code

Tripps wrote: ↑04 Feb 2026, 18:12 The Chinese programmer who perfected the variable lens on Smart Phones has died.

Rest in peace Tzu Minh

I'm sure the Firefox users on here will be making use of this feature to turn off AI

I have an electric one in the dining room, comes in very handy when the central heating is being serviced. Yes thats what we think. The multi fuel burner was very efficient but messy to keep clean, not instantaneous heat and often got far too warm. Smokeless fuel lacked a warm glow too. I think we ...

Photos from Abigail Von Essen (via Facebook) from her late mother's collection.
The 1932 Barlick flood

I have an electric one in the dining room, comes in very handy when the central heating is being serviced.

Wendyf wrote: ↑03 Feb 2026, 12:20 It's dropped to 0°C up here without the wind chill...

The Yeti is showing 1.5 down here, that wind is biting.
Just checked the outdoor thermometer and it's 0C here now.

Stanley wrote: ↑03 Feb 2026, 11:16 I have sorted out the mistakes Everest have made in the Well takeover.... and had a short walk round the Town Square in the process. Very glad to be back inside in the warm.....

Is the takeover not going well? I know what you mean about getting back in the warm, it's a tad chilly out.

Just got a yellow warning for snow and ice from the Met Office, not sure how reliable it is but this evening into Wednesday is expected to see up to 3cm.

Wendyf wrote: ↑02 Feb 2026, 08:31 It's cold, wet drizzle here. I have got a man in to sort out my drain issue, I hope he can get it sorted, I'm fed up with water streaming down the yard!

I hope he gets to the bottom of it.

Been to Sheffield today to scope out the locations for the wedding on the 21st. The wind was very cold there, it didn't rain though which was a bonus.

A frog had his DNA tested, turns out it's part British, part Irish and a tad Pole

Looks like a table leg...

I recently took a poll, 100% of the people in the tent weren't happy.

Yesterday would have been Col's birthday and Craig and I celebrated by doing something that Col would have really enjoyed, in fact it was his favourite treat. We went to Burger King in Skipton and sat in the car eating a whopper meal! Afterwards we had a little ceremony burying some of Col's ashes ...

They said sniffing rosemary is good for your memory. I sniffed Rosemary once, she hit me he that hard I don't remember anything now

Goniostat? A specialized, adjustable, and stable instrument used to hold an object, such as a cutting tool or a crystal, at precise compound angles for grinding or honing?

Let's see how this one goes down...

Some bloke from Bangkok just scaled a mountain in Switzerland.

He was the Thai of the Eiger.