OneGuyFromBarlick

I'm convinced that much of the 'padding' that gets built into reports is there simply to bulk it up so that people give up reading it. Pendle Council are past masters at this. The recent Colne's Neighbourhood Plan Consultation has pages devoted to the history of Colne and other side issues that don'...

Wendyf wrote: ↑29 Dec 2020, 12:30 Big Kev wrote: ↑29 Dec 2020, 12:03 Wendyf wrote: ↑29 Dec 2020, 11:56 Colin successfully delivered to Airedale for the day. The roads are slushy but fine even through Lothersdale. Glad you got him there OK, must be a bit warmer t'other side of Noyna. Well gritted Ke...

Given the drive a wipe over again. The only thawing is the tarmac that has been exposed. Any snow that has been underfoot and crushed has turned to ice.

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Ian, some years ago it was proposed to put a conventional mast near my friends house about 70 yards away. Along with the proposal was a graph showing the radiation intensity. Surprisingly the intensity increased to a maximum at about 50 yards then dissipated again as one would expect. At that time s...

Check your drain filter. The water may not be emptying fast enough.

The government is acting on what they think will please the electorate and not what the evidence dictates is the best course. It must be a very narrow band of electorate. The government is still giving preference to the economy which you can't blame them for that but is still leaning towards protec...

600 ft is about the normal snow level. Another 1 inch dropped last night and some light stuff coming down as I write. Roads have been gritted and has turned them into a horrible brown slush. Ideal for turning your car into rust. Answer is. Stop in.

See...as a woman...I would just clear two tracks...for the wheels Exactly. and being a smart a.se I started at the top for both tracks pushing the snow downhill. Stopped to admire the view 15 times then got pelted by some kids who used the piles of snow as an ammunition supply.

Nice bit of sunshine and made the mistake of clearing the snow from the drive. 40 yards long and a bit on the steep side. Nearly put my lights out. I was intending to go out tomorrow but if it snows again tonight the bloody stuff can stop there and I shall stop in until it thaws. That'll teach it. :...

Finished 'Behind the Enigma'. Felt at times it was really heavy going made worse by having to return it to the library on a limited time scale. Made a number of mistakes in attacking this book by underestimating its complexity and diversity although not impossible to handle if you approached it righ...

anti-5G, for instance Nothing I have read points the finger at 5G phones, the concern if any is about the focused micro-waves from the transmission masts This focusing is not needed with the standard mobile transmission. There has always been some degree of worry about the affect on people who live...

And what was Roger the testers full name.

Just received an e-mail supposedly from TalkTalk asking to up date your details. Uses the identical TalkTalk page layout with a link taking you to another TalkTalk entry format page all legitimate on the face of it until you examine the original message URL. and then see its from .... @nike.com. You...

My pal became one of the last Wold champions at knurr and spell. The club, if you can call it that, is made entirely from wood. I did a bit of wood compression for him to improve the density. The little pot ball is generally hit on the run rather than a standing position. Also, not mentioned outside...

We're at 700 ft level, a lot less than Wendy. 2 to 3 inches of snow and crunchy icy underneath. No sign of thawing yet. Not on a main road just the Barrowford rat run so gritting may be a little behind the rest of them. Take care when you do go out.

The levelling up process has already started. Tesco boss says that increases to food prices will be 'modest'. Sun Rises will be far less than the 3 to 5% of the No Deal forecast but there will be some addition administrational charges but as we all know from the decimalisation fiasco these will used...

The Last Muster, The old Pensioner with the walking stick has already 'passed over'. Vaccinations would be too late for him. I think they have priorities wrong, health staff and carers should be should be the priority not the old. That's just an effort to hold back the number of deaths because it lo...

Got a good hour and half in the garden while it was fine but draw the line about using electrical power tools when its raining. Too many of these volts and amps knocking about for my liking. May play in the garage for a hour instead.

Now we have thrown off the shackles of the EU or has Boris Johnson says in the summary.. We will regain the ability to wield powers that have for too long been the sole preserve of Brussels. We will now take up these tools to deliver the changes that people yearn for and, in so doing, we will restor...

Is it our turn now?

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Mrs Tiz popped out for a newspaper and reports that there's no other person or car out on the streets this morning!

Things are quiet.. Too quiet. The dog didn't bark.

The government summary of the trade deal can be seen HERE At a quick glance a number of things leave me confused. ...example... 17.The UK and EU have agreed a rules of origin Chapter which contains modern and appropriate rules of origin ensuring that only ‘originating’ goods are able to benefit from...

Amazing, I was living in Burnley in that period and never remembered it. Probably because we had just got married and had move house up Manchester Rd. Burnley. Must have had other things on my mind. :extrawink: Your on the right street, now find a death for 1973. Clue, it's connected with one of my ...

I'm beginning to know how Gloria feels when you keep prompting for more detail. This is the best I can do.I hope I'm on the right engine. .ELM STREET MILL. BURNLEY 100hp cross compound Uniflow engine by Galloway, Manchester, 1926. 20"HP, 36"LP X 3ft stroke. 150psi, 115rpm. 13ft flywheel, 16 ropes. T...