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Excellent post.

Two minutes after arriving back from a three-week absence, I went to unlock the Shed and discovered that I was already late for my disciplinary hearing.

"Roll-up trousers" seems to find them. https://www.fishingmegastore.com/trousers-bibs-and-overtrousers/maier-sports-nil-mens-roll-up-trousers~47292.html

I've been in Stafford for the last three weeks and have noticed, oddly, that people seem to be passing me, when I'm on the bike, with noticeably more space than was the case in the past. I wonder if I've just been lucky and they're merely trying to avoid potholes, rather than me.

Stewart Lee has an involvement with this forthcoming event in Bath. https://hardwickgallery.org/exhibitions/a-sound-map-of-the-roman-baths/

Have you left Hubby inside, because you've still got his pyjamas..?

I worked with a strange bloke who wouldn't leave the house on any Friday the 13th. He would always book them off at the start of the year. His aim was to avoid even the risk of coming downstairs at such a dangerous time. He would arrange supplies, flasks and food, to be available in the bedroom...

The '0' is there up to 2019. https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@52.807069,-2.1253425,3a,23.8y,247.67h,86.76t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s6NtsOQLHniJFJ4_n9TqgSA!2e0!5s20190501T000000!7i13312!8i6656?entry=ttu

Many years ago, I noticed there was no No. 13 in Winchester Court in Wildwood.

@c0tt0nt0p Clearly!

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The Wildlife Trust had a new reserve near Talke Pits in the 90s and had found a very early map showing a pond there. There was no sign of the pond still existing at the time, or on any subsequent maps. Having had a good look round they felt there was no sign of a pond, or even the remains...

I can (just) remember standing on a weighbridge, with luggage, and people getting off until a plausible total payload weight was reached, that would make the flight stand a decent chance of getting to the next airfield. Nowadays, volume is more of an issue than weight.

And also Loynton Moss, across the canal, south of Woodseaves. With all this talk elsewhere of pacemakers, I should mention that the presenter in the Chartley video above is Chris Brasher, surely one of the most famous of pacemakers, without whom we might remember a different name, other than...