OneGuyFromBarlick

Ha, we had that design at primary school, would not pass H&S now as you could fairly easily loose fingers. My modern equivalent has a fully guarded sliding rotary cutter on a guide bar

We binged it earlier Gloria and were in the same boat.

Wiped the memory OK and put the flap in learn mode. Managed to get the cat through from the outside, she wandered out when the door was opened. Flap is now registered to her ID chip and is fully functional. When unlocked on the manual rotor for the flap it is always in a free "out" mode, t...

Well, what do you do on a rainy Sunday afternoon? You have a first go at baking a boiled fruit cake! When we visit our good friends Linda and Neil MacSween for a brew and a natter, Linda often treats us to what I would say is one of the best fruit cakes I have ever tasted! Linda's family is from the...

Lord Doug Hoyle aged 98.

Here he is on the way to the Clarion with his son Lindsay a long time ago.



RIP Doug.

It's time to teach Minnie how to use the cat flap in the front door. She is always first there if the opportunity to explore the front garden presents itself! She is still quite timid with strangers and noises in the back street when she is out in the yard. Consequently she will need to learn the ca...

Tacklers Knife?

Beating the Bounds is an established walk with marker stones around the parish. The Greyhound did a slightly modified variant for their fund raiser. The Benidorm Rally is an annual organised charity event and has lots of entrants from all around the country. It's not a race but promoted as an advent...

Enjoy

Is it some kind of vessel for holding aromatic oils or air freshener type liquid?

One of our friends and regular supporters, Ellie rocked up yesterday with the proceeds from a Beating the Bounds walk that she organised with friends from the Greyhound pub who provided food and refreshments after the event. The walk, roughly based on the jaunt round the town boundaries raised a mag...

I think a lot of folk may have gone to online pharmacies for regular or repeat medication.

Our local news is that the large retail premises left empty by the removal of our local gym to another venue in the town has allowed a firm call Hickey Bars Ltd to step in and they are going to open a bar with a music license on our main shopping street leading to Town Square. That will make five b...

Can't you just pop the shaker top out? They are just a plastic bung if it's like ours.

We already buy that Kev, Sally has coffee every morning so no shortage of test beverage.

I used to get allergy triggered migraine which came on in my late 20's. It was triggered with coffee or cold corned beef! I have not drunk coffee for over 40 years. I can eat corned beef if it is cooked in any way. Doc said it was probably the preservatives. When I went fishing, corned beef sandwich...

Just got back from dropping Ruby and Sally at Skipton Station. Ruby will be going all the way to Stratford but she has to change stations in Birmingham. Sally goes with her to Leeds to see her off on the Birmingham train which needs a hop of a few platforms at Leeds from where the Skipton train gets...

In the local part of the forest that Is Pendle Council, all 20 Labour Councillors have resigned and are now serving and will stand at the forthcoming elections as Independents! This has put the cat among the pigeons somewhat and is the first time since I have been involved in local politics, (around...

As stated in my last financial post here is the end of the month report which reflects the current status. Income Opening Balance brought forward: £86.37 Donations & Subscriptions received since the last report in February this year (20) : £219.52 Total income including opening balance: £316.37 ...

You can always encounter Morris Men when Malham has it's events on. I well remember the jingle stick man holding up the traffic coming into the village from the top road as the troupe were doing their thing in the middle of the road. He announced with a devilish grin, "this dance is a tradition...

Afraid not, that was my best guess. I am an electronics engineer not and engine tenter.

As it looks like pressure cooker I would say it is some kind of pressure release valve?

I can find nothing wrong at the moment Stanley. Just done a test post and it was instantaneous. Server Stats just now:
CPU 13.74%
Ram 33%
HD used 45GB, Free 65GB

Any particular topic that you are having problems with?

I see you are not using your other editor Stanley!

I have expanded in the other thread but your experiences with the site are probably due to being active through the night during maintenance at the hosts. I think the problem was probably with a DNS server at IONOS.