OneGuyFromBarlick

It was a good morning for walking, shame I was stuck indoors working.

PanBiker wrote: ↑24 Sep 2020, 18:00 Looks good Kev.

PanBiker wrote: ↑25 Sep 2020, 08:11 At your wedding Kev, I know where but I have forgotten.

Definitely my wedding Ian, there is something on the building behind me that could identify where.

Where was this pic taken?

PanBiker wrote: ↑23 Sep 2020, 14:24 Cant remember if this one is one of Docs panoramas or is it one that BigKev did?

It's not mine, I did an autumn pic of the town square that was used for a bit

Stanley wrote: ↑25 Sep 2020, 02:25 So you are on hot dinners as well Kev. There are advantages to being locked down.... (Dry weather forecast so crack on with finishing touches!)

Back doing paid work at the moment, no time for DIY until Sunday. Second coat of paint is pencilled in...

Its surprising how much wood you need for a project like that. Just getting all the spindles the right length is no easy task. A lot more work than meets the eye. A good job all round, Well done Kev. Thank you, an electric mitre saw, with an 'end stop' made the spindle cutting a relatively easy tas...

What is it? A sun deck/BBQ deck above a garage? ( you lot are good at packing things into small spaces) I suppose it could be described as a sun deck, the rest of the yard is on a slope (the car is parked on half of it). There's a retaining wall built up to level it off and a concrete base on top. ...

99% of my washing goes in at 30 degrees, 40 degrees for 'white' washing. The occassional 'boil' wash for the steam cleaner mops and to clean the machine

Concrete building in Flanders, New York, made in the 1930's by a duck farmer would be my guess.

Stanley wrote: ↑25 Sep 2020, 02:35 I'd question your red dot, wrong angle, weren't you on the path on the opposite side?

Nope, definitely where the red dot is. I could see right through the tunnel, you can just see the light at the other end in the pic.

That'll do the job, needs another coat of paint but it needs to stop raining first

I was just by the red dot, no idea on the markings...

Despite living in the area for the past 16 years I've only just found the western end of the Foulridge Tunnel

I use the Snipping Tool in Windows 10 which gives much more control. The screenshot I did for this thread was on my phone, a simultaneous press of the volume down and power switches.

Yup

Tripps wrote: ↑23 Sep 2020, 09:52 I tried to bypass Paypal to avoid the commission, but the card payment system seems to be in American (State and Zip Code ) so I did Paypal -it's much simpler.

There's a drop down box to change your location from US to UK. Gives you county and postcode option then

PanBiker wrote: ↑23 Sep 2020, 08:41 Ha! best laid plans Kev.

PanBiker wrote: ↑23 Sep 2020, 09:32 See the site outage thread Peter.

As Ian says, in the outage thread, it looks like a 'view' issue. The full width banner should look like this

Stanley wrote: ↑23 Sep 2020, 02:44 I don't think anyone will get this. Dial 'Vertical Earth Kilometre' into Google. It's the end of a brass rod 1 kilometre long set vertically in the ground.
Then think of the next one!

I was going to answer this on Saturday afternoon

Some of my colleagues returned to the office over the last few weeks, this has now changed and it is now officially closed again. I can see this being the case until well into 2021. I chose to continue working at home which suits me nicely

Big Kev wrote: ↑18 Sep 2020, 07:55 Today I will be mainly painting the gates after replacing a few bits of timber.

Gates are painted and I've built a new fence at the other end of the garden, this should stop some of the grandchildren falling off the edge and one of them from jumping off (once I get to see them again).