OneGuyFromBarlick

Good to hear you enjoyed Crow Wood and fascinating to know you are part cow

The chaos caused by a diesel spill on the M65 from Nelson to halfway up Vivary Way in Colne. We were in Boundary Mill and came out at 6pm to drive home, the traffic was very light through the centre of Colne as it was all backed up beyond Burnley.

I cooked a Bolognese based pasta bake for visiting southern friends yesterday, it went down well. Tonight we're off to The Barlick Raj, for the Sunday buffet, with 'local' friends this time.

Good stuff I presume results are fairly quick as it's part of a 'program', my annual MRI results were 8 weeks coming back.

PanBiker wrote: ↑21 Apr 2024, 13:59 Could be Kev as if you do a command line traceroute it does not fully resolve to the IP address of the VPS.

Aye, a tracert will only go as far as security protocols allow.

Just a thought, I don't have access to my desktop machine to look, is there a proxy server between the server the site is hosted on and the big wild world? If there is, and Ionos were carrying out maintenance on that, it may be what Tripps and Stanley were impacted by while the rest of us daylight d...

Pete, enjoy your stay at Crow Wood.

PostmanPete wrote: ↑20 Apr 2024, 09:58 My apologies to Wendy et al for the 'imposter trying to infiltrate the group' scare...!

There was some extensive investigations before you were let in

It's working fine for me, could potentially have been the Ionos upgrade impacting Stanley. I've not been in and had a look to see if it's been done.

Is it a scale ruler? Different units of measurements on each side?

Midday and the site seems quite responsive

Ventometer: an instrument for indicating the velocity of the wind, designed for use on target ranges.

I bought my last pair of trainers from Boundary Mill, got a very good deal on them

I saw a picture of Sally's fish finger tea on Facebook. I hope she's not too badly damaged, she has my sympathy with the lower ribs.

I've been for another physio appointment, that 5ft slip of a girl can certainly inflict some pain

I'm sure it would have the same affects for me but after spending £1,000 on the new set I can't justify any more expense and it really is adequate. I certainly wouldn't have bought a new surround system, it came up at the right price and I sold the old one a couple of days later and recouped half t...

Boiler feed injector?

P&O Cruises opened up the booking, for 'speciality' dining, on my upcoming cruise (not long to go now), it crashed their website. Social media was full of commentary about it. I logged on this morning and booked tables at Sindhu, the 'Indian' restaurant on board and The Beach House, a Mexican/Ca...

A man sees a sign outside a house - 'Talking Dog For Sale.' He rings the bell, the owner appears and tells him the dog can be viewed in the back yard. The man goes to the yard and sees a very nice looking Labrador Retriever sitting there. "Do you really talk?" he asks the dog. "Yes,&q...

Stanley wrote: ↑15 Apr 2024, 01:51 It came from Susan and Mick. I think they bought it for the mobile home but it's surplus to requirements., I'll pass the thanks on.

My TV is limited by speaker size, they're made so slim there's no room for decent sized speakers. Hearing aids (we both wear them now) made a difference but the better quality surround system definitely improved things.

Bought a used Bose surround sound system a couple of days ago and finished the installation today. I managed to reuse the speaker cabling from the Sony system it replaced but had to reroute a lot of it, the Sony had the amplifier under the TV so all the speaker cables came from there. The Bose has t...