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Waddo
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Just mix em in to the spuds (a bit like mixing concrete) they don't go anywhere, and slosh a bit of gravy in for good measure. That's how we did it in St Anns!
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On 9/22/2018 at 9:10 PM, plantfit said:
Two types of lanyard that is fastened to the harness, a fall arrest lanyard is a self retracting lanyard that when in use will slowly release more lanyard if you fall from height, little or no shock loading,these have to be worn when working at any height,
The other type is called a rescue lanyard, these are a fixed length lanyard but are fastened to the harness in the same way as the fall arrest, wear this type for working in confined spaces where, in the event of something happening to the wearer ie: collasped, taken ill or unable to escape by own means.the harness has to be adjusted to the wearer,if it's too loose and the wearer falls certain body parts could be become trapped in the straps which don't bear thinking about (I have seen actual photo's of that) if the harness is too tight then it becomes uncomfortable and the wearer won't be able to carry out the task safely
In order to wear any of this equipment safely you need to be trained by specialist companies and need to take refresher training every three or five years, I did my rescue training etc at the Mines Rescue Center in Mansfield
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Just to correct a few points, a fall arrest lanyard does not retract in the event of a fall, it actually extends slowly to prevent the person receiving a shock to the body.(5kn) whereas, a fall restraint lanyard stops you from falling in the first place!. a confined space harness has a different attachment point, so that the casualty can be retrieved vertically. There is more technical stuff i could go into, but the basics are as above.
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Ide say it was a 6" sewer 8 1/2ft away!
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Hi folks, I'm back. Had problems with the old tablet, then got involved with work and doing jobs at home so didn't get time to get on the site. Now I'm on vacation for a few well earned months.got the tablet sorted but forgot my password,durr, now just reset it and back up and running again. Hope you're all fine and looking forward to Christmas, methinks that they should start the countdown earlier so that people don't forget.they seem to have left it till at least a week before bonfire night this year. About Easter time would be about right,anyone else agree/disagree?
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On 6/10/2017 at 11:36 PM, catfan said:
Very popular bikes at the time for L riders !
And the gpo
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Hi bazbo and welcome, also went to Roland green 67_70 look forward to your contributions. There are a couple of members that went to RG.
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On 12/13/2016 at 6:43 PM, Guest said:
A shooting brake is a people carrier now..apparently!
Do you need a gun licence to drive one of those?
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47 minutes ago, radfordred said:
An old rag used for a petrol cap?
Whatever happened to those old rags?
When I had my mini van, i lost my fuel cap, or more likely,left it at the petrol station. I stuffed a rag in the hole, on the way down maid Marion way I got pulled by a copper on a motor cycle who proceeded to lecture me on the dangers of such a practice, namely driving around with a sick sticking out of a potential bomb!!!!
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I'll admit to liking Benidorm, totally daft but it's my sort of humour, must say though, the first series was the best. Did actually stay at the sol pelicanos many years ago, long before they thought about filming there.
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It's just a shortening of my surname, both my father and me have been known as waddo for as long as I can remember.
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That is the cleanest I've seen the front of the Bendigo, when I lived on the hollows 40years ago it was a right tip!!
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A friend of ours has a horse shoeing business called Only Foals and Horse's.
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A friend of ours when we were living in Norfolk used to tell his two daughters that the ice cream man played the chimes to let folks know that he had sold out of ice cream.
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Your right there, it was pretty murky, a sort of dark green. Not quite zero viz but it was good training. The pollution side of it is just the same as when you go white water rafting at holme pierpoint!! And at the end of the day, nowhere near as bad as the ganges!!
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No worries Melissa, I hope to be at the next meet,so should be able to put faces to names. Pity I couldn't get to do at hucknall but had some pressing things to attend to.
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13 hours ago, loppylugs said:
You'd have to wonder how deep it is at Trent bridge? Diving in there from a good height might result in a headache if it's shallow. It was always so murky when I lived there you never had any idea how deep it was.
I used to do a bit of scuba diving many years back,and have dived the Trent a few times. I can't ever remember the Trent being more than 15ft deep at normal levels. Some places near Clifton bridge were shallower than that!.
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It was a wonderful service, and a fine eulogy from his friend David. It made me feel as though I knew Dave personally. It was also good to meet Kath, although would have liked it to be under better circumstances. Hopefully I will get to meet more of you all at one of the meets. R.I.P. Chulla.
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An old school friend of mine, when we were at hunto school, lived on Shakespeare villas, they were grand houses.
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On 3/29/2018 at 11:56 PM, IAN123. said:
Chase pub was just above the church St.Anns Inn..think the New Westminster was at St.Anns Well rd.end of the chase.
The new Westminster aka the wessy was at the end of St Ann's well rd near Ransom rd, was a shippos pub. The one at the end of the Chase was the Gate, that was a home ale's pub.
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I think the number plate told the pump attendant that the car needed filling with petrol!!. My father bought his first new car from Sharp's, a 1967 Vauxhall Viva SL 90, reg- PRR 97F. What a load of rubbish that was, no end of problems from start to finish.
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1 hour ago, philmayfield said:
The only Rover I ever had was a 3 litre SD1. I saw it a few years after I’d changed it and it was a complete rust bucket.
Phill, do you mean the 3.5 litre sd1? They didn't do a 3 ltr!. They did a 2.3, 2.6 and a 3.5 v8.
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Anyone know why we still keep altering the clocks?, always seemed to be pointless, but maybe that's just me!!
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Not sure Rog, never been in the Bull's Head.
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On 4/20/2017 at 0:17 PM, catfan said:
Freda Avenue gets my vote too. I had to deliver a load of bricks to a house there one day, I still wake up in the middle of a night with nightmares of that hill !
I'll go with Freda avenue, had a mate lived in a flat there, it was a nightmare in winter.
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Names you like and don't like
in Owt' Abaaht Nowt !
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I think on my dad's side of the family, they had a bit of a royalist theme going, grandad was Harry Spencer, grandma was Elizabeth Nora and dad was Harry Geoffrey and I ended up as Stephen Jeffrey. My mother (grrr) was Amy Molly and my sister was just Juliet. Btw perhaps Ann could have a connection with Nottingham ie St Ann's Well rd.