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Tent on Town Square? Or was it my eyes playing tricks....?
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That's an idea Stanley; but not this year!
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It's `Stan', the Tyrannosaurus rex, at the Manchester Museum!
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Tizer's got it of course. Given that some Tykes are prone to exaggeration I thought some Barlicker's may think its a rabbits scull.
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Blast it, thought it was a Yorkshire Rabbit!

OK, it's a Jackalope; the example you picture is seated at a restaurant near Death Valley...

(Sorry, googled; found same pic on Wikipedia.)

What about these strange markings on stone flags? Aliens at work?

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Landing strip markings at the treacle mine??
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You've found The Portal!
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I reckon it might be marks left by the tent frame on the Town Square, or Wendy could be right. Maybe a precursor to the odd light in the sky or those red blokes that run round town. Rumour has it that there will be lot more of them this year.
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Stone Age doodles representing a `back of an envelope' plan for the latest hill fort? "Hey, Egbert, lend me your stonepad and chisel, I've got a brilliant idea for a new fort."
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The marks are on the Town Square... not marquee frame though...
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Entrance ramp, just been on town and looked.
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Much prefer the more inventive answers...

But, Ian has it; it's the marks left by the underside of the plastic flooring we put down in the entrance way.

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All this talk of hip and knee replacements reminded me of this bit of kit. Who would have owned it?
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Either a very small carpenter or a bone surgeon....
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I agree with surgeon.
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Let's make a more precise guess - a Royal Navy ship's surgeon in the 19th Century?
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The surgeon bit is correct, Tizer made a stab at it, but wrong forces. I'm going to do a Stanley here and ask for more detail.
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Possibly used by a vet?? Although everything I have seen used by our vets has been larger.
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Can't leave it any longer. Boredom setting in. 8/10 to Tizer. WW1 surgeons set of tools. Exhibition loaned by The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment Lancashire Infantry Museum, at Fulwood Barracks, Preston. On view at the Burnley Town Hall.
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It's a cave but where and what's it called?
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Barlick Treacle Mine...
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Yes David, we now have photographic evidence :wink:
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No treacle here! Think haggis..... Big clue, it's off the West Coast
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