OneGuyFromBarlick

There is a lot of confusion between Earby Mill and Booth Bridge Mill. We are pretty certain now that it was Earby Mill which was for sale with the 30ft wheel and new built dwelling house in 1814 following the fire.

Good morning Colette and welcome. Just say if you need any help.

But as I posted that it has slowed!

It has been fine for me since about 6.45am. In fact it's been fast!

Next Tuesday's talk at Earby History Society....

Many, many years ago Colin built an ioniser for my dad which was plugged in beside his bed and helped to clear his sinuses. It might be worth considering. I think it was a project in an early issue of Elektor magazine along with the magnetiser which Mum used to ease her arthritic pains for at least ...

Stanley wrote: ↑06 Jun 2024, 01:59 I'm still pondering on carrots from China. I keep telling you about shortages and this is one more example.

We got uk grown carrots in Aldi at the weekend.

Just for the record, the National Archives haven't asked for any money yet for my dads service records. The original deal from the MOD was £30.00 if they turned anything up, maybe its a different deal with the NA's, who knows? It could be that because the request was passed from pillar to post the ...

Rob Burrow has died. RIP.

I was looking to see what I needed to do to apply for the records of the brother of one of my 'customers ' in Colne Library and I'm sure it said that the fee was being waived at the moment.

Thank you! It takes a while to change direction doesn't it? I would love to see her passing Ardnamurchan Point.

We have a change in Colin's health and quality of life to report. When he was in hospital following his oesophagectomy the gastro intestinal nurses insisted that he added Metformin to the cocktail of diabetes drugs that he was already taking. In the past he had tried it and found it upset his digest...

Congratulations to all!

So she is! I hadn't noticed that.

A Facebook post from Ardnamurchan Lighthouse showing a video of the paddle steamer Waverley passing the lighthouse today with dolphins playing at the bow. I didn't know that the Waverley was now touring the UK doing day trips all around the coast. https://waverleyexcursions.co.uk/plan-your-cruise/ti...

When I was in Colne Library this morning a lady came in trying to find over 75s who wanted a Covid vaccination as the Vaccination bus was in Colne but no-one seemed to know it was there. She said the uptake in Barnoldswick had been poor as well. No advertising by the NHS.

Physically OK Cathy but mentally damaged, it was too much to cope with at 6.30am!
Colin is the shopper, he is very skilled at returns!

Well, not gunpowder tea, but badly crimped tea bags so that when I poured hot water into the mug they expanded, floated to the top and then went pop spraying tea powder out!!

Exploding tea bags when I was attempting to make Colin's early morning cuppa.

Still in my collection!

We haven't even been offered a Covid booster. I just checked and its over 75 years only, but Col should have been offered one.

Big Kev wrote: ↑12 May 2024, 20:02 Looks to be clearing Wendy, you can come out from under the bed now.

That was quite an experience! It's still going on to the north east of us.

That was a bit too close for comfort! Our phone line has taken a hit, but we don't use it anyway so that's ok.

Me too Kev but I've seen enough photos this morning to keep me happy!