OneGuyFromBarlick

Tizer wrote: ↑

13 Oct 2019, 10:13

Dragonflies are good at that, Gloria. If you can get up close to a big hawker at rest it will turn its head and glare at you. Like something out of War of the Worlds!

If you blow it up it really does look menacing.

Took this in summer with my phone. It's looking at me.

Happy Monday birthday Cathy

Fossilised bits of my brain which fell out of my head whilst tearing my hair out trying to figure this out.

Fossilised coral?

Fish roe?

Fossilised dung from some creature?

I've cheated , I've looked at Chinatykes second spoiler. I did do a birds eye view up and down the canal to see if I could see anything first though.

Right track you said Stanley? Is it a railway museum somewhere?

Stanley wrote: ↑

30 Sep 2019, 02:47

The beauty of Mystery Objects is that we learn about new things. I'm not sure how useful ferruginous pipes are going to be to me but at least I have them stored away in my head! That was a good one....

It was a very good one, very interesting.

Earthenware downspout/guttering?

Or click on the image and then choose "Search Google for this image" from the drop down menu. Not that I would use it of course!! :biggrin2: This is making me feel stupid, but can I do it on my iPad or do I have to use the laptop to click on it? I'm using a tablet Gloria, so I'm not really clicking...

Wendyf wrote: ↑

25 Sep 2019, 13:45

Or click on the image and then choose "Search Google for this image" from the drop down menu. Not that I would use it of course!!

This is making me feel stupid, but can I do it on my iPad or do I have to use the laptop to click on it?

Excuse my ignorance but how do I use the google image search function. In simple, easy steps please.

If that lots come off that barrow it's been stacked very high.

Peaky Blinders?
Knocker uppers?
Lamp lighters?

Lovely thing, is it yours? Is it used for leather work?

Looks like it's for working with sheet metal, but too heavy for a tinsmith.

We went to Bank Hall at Bretherton which has had a lot of work done on it, it looks a lot more loved than it did when we last went. They have an interesting website and Facebook page which shows how much has been done.

It’s something like stocks, stokes, stakes, but can’t remember which.

Bodger wrote: ↑

15 Sep 2019, 07:18

Firewood ?

So it's an end swaging tool for locking boiler pipes into position?

Clogged arteries .

I'm stumped.

Not sure, bit of a guess, but is it an adjustable reamer?