OneGuyFromBarlick

Quite right Ken, If you look carefully behind the rentamob you'll see a bloke semi-recumbent in a wheelchair. That's Terry Gissing who had done the same as you and vanished off the plot. He's got a rare variant of MN, there's always someone worse off than us! I was so glad to find he was still alive.....

This sounded good flying over my house just now

I saw (and heard) that but didnt have my phone handy to check Flight Radar!

I'm presuming it was on it's way to Blackpool airport, ready for the Southport Airshow this weekend.

A couple of Chinooks over now.

A pic from Facebook, it's Bancroft chimney taken during the current work.

Nicely picked out and no cut marks on the arris from using a cutting disc on the vertical joints. Looks like Young Tom's work.....
The old mortar looks to be in good condition.......

BBC `Week in pictures: 2-8 September 2023'... LINK

Good pics as usual Peter......
What grabbed me was that once more in Barlick we appeared to be at the same temperature as the North of Scotland and I slept like a log again last night.......

Got snared in its web in my way out the back door yesterday.

They set a trap for me over the back door most mornings but they are the little money spiders.

Yesterday actually. Our Carla and her friends Carly and Becky completing the Great North Run. Third time for Carla and Carly first time for Becky. Carla did a very respectable just over 2 hours 30 mins. Well done girls.

Good stuff

Steeplejerk posted a great video, from the top of Bancroft chimney, on the Barnoldswick Talk Facebook page. Well worth a look if you're on that group, it's a long way off the ground

Hopefully you'll share it iam useless

Steeplejerk wrote: ↑11 Sep 2023, 17:40 Hopefully you'll share it iam useless

I can't share from Facebook to here

I've put it on Youtube after slowing it down to half speed (for clarity)

Hope my link works

It does

Well done Tom! Bit of an improvement on Peter and his old box Brownie!
(It dawned on me that there will be people reading this who don't know what a Box Brownie is so I include this LINK)

I still have a Box Brownie.

Now tell me..... Why does that not surprise me!

During the Indian Summer I have discarded layers but this morning it was much cooler and I am back into socks, a vest and heavier trousers. This is about right for this morning, we are well down into single figures and I note that in Scotland this morning there is a frost in some of the higher glens, the first since early June.
I think there is little doubt about it, we are into Autumn now....

`Photographs that shaped the urban landscape' LINK
Images of the often brutal urban landscapes of late 1960s Britain - captured by photographers working for the Architectural Review - can now be seen at the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) in London. Pictures by Ian Berry, Patrick Ward and Tony Ray-Jones, many of which have never been exhibited before, were taken as part of a series called Manplan. Its aim was to analyse the state of architecture and urban planning in Britain at that time.

Tizer wrote: ↑13 Sep 2023, 09:02 Images of the often brutal urban landscapes of late 1960s Britain

Thanks for that link - it's amazing what can be captured in a black and white photo. Love the Salvation ladies under the Empire statue, (bathos?) and the choir boy drummers - "The Church Militant". Glad I bought Daniel Meadows' book.

These architects don't seem to learn though do they? The Southern approach to Cambridge makes me think of down town Cairo at the moment. Flat rooves, sandy coloured, but costing £plenty. No dreaming spires here - actually that was Oxford.
Street view hasn't caught up with the situation yet, but I've watched them being built, over a number of years. I don't like it.

There will however almost certainly be "awards"