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Can You Find This Postcode #41

Do you know this Postcode? Join the Hunt!

Can you name the postcode where this photo is taken from and the place in the photograph?
This one was taken by one of the PMP Team.
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Postcode Hunt #41

In the spirit of fair competition, please do not use reverse image searching or google lens to find the postcodes.

The postcode is: Kirkham Bridge, YO60 7JS

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  • This is a bit long - apologies. I had a silly idea while out walking, got home and sat at the computer, and it ran away with me. Please don't nag about blasphemy, or not putting capital H.

    God was absolutely cream crackered. He’d been working all week, got to Saturday and realised he was nowhere near finished, and he really wanted to have one day to himself and put his feet up, but he still had to finish populating his world with the animals. He was pleased with the graceful and fast horse, the powerful big cats and the streamlined and deadly birds of prey. There were plenty of small animals for the carnivores to hunt, with grasslands and plants for the herbivores. However, something was missing…

    God sat on the side of a mighty river and swung his feet in the water to cool down, then suddenly leapt to his feet in alarm.

    ‘Good Me, what about the fish!’ Surveying the endless expanse of the seas and oceans that had filled him with pride, he had just remembered they were also barren, with no animal life at all.

    ‘Can’t have that!’ he muttered. ‘Now, what the …. What the …. Whatever … - (I really must think of a word I can say there) - can I make up from the bits I’ve got left?’ He rummaged around, and was very pleased with the salmon and tuna, the marlin, the various sharks he came up with, although he was a bit shocked to find that he had picked up the wrong piece while scrabbling around in his bag, and now had created a hammerhead shark.

    ‘Oh well, can’t be helped. He’ll just have to stay near the sea bed where nobody sees him.’

    He persevered, liking the silver-blue mackerel so much that he got a bit carried away, producing them in their millions. By this time he was getting a bit over-tired, giggling to himself and adding a few whimsical touches, such as the electric eel, and a fishing rod with a light on, attached to the angler fish. Some bits came out a bit wrong, like the ugly face of the cod, and the Great White Shark having three rows of teeth instead of one, and snakes having hinged jaws, but after all, it was Saturday afternoon, and we know what weekend production pieces are like. Lots of us have had a ‘Friday afternoon’ car that keeps going wrong.

    Eventually the fish were finished, and he sat back against an apple tree with a happy sigh. Just the insects to do, and that wouldn’t take long. He had fun creating the butterflies and moths, but forgot to put an outer cover on the ant, which ran around like a string of black ball-bearings joined together. ‘Rats,’ he muttered. ‘That didn’t work out as I planned.’ He was so annoyed with himself he got the physics wrong on the beetles, giving them big shells that overbalanced them and left them upside down, waving their legs helplessly for someone to sort them out.

    By now it was getting dark. God decided that the insects would have to do as they were. He stood up, picked up his bag and began to move off, only to find to his surprise that he still had some bits left.

    ‘What the … whatever …are all these?’ he asked himself in bewilderment. Stripes left over from the tiger, bits of trunk that he’d broken, trying to make an elephant, a silly little tail that was meant for the donkey, before he gave it a better one – though not as good as the horse’s which was his pride and joy. A long neck that he had found too short for the giraffe, bits of a hippo body with legs that weren’t thick enough for the finished article, a spare antelope body with lovely soft fur that he thought would be wasted on lion-fodder. He fiddled around with them for a while, before losing patience (and interest) and took a couple of other ready-made animals that he adapted, and one that he made from scratch.

    What were the three he made?

    • I agree about the Okapi; I think a Vicuña has softer fur than an Alpaca (although a camel has been described as 'a horse designed by a committee' and they have softish fur too so maybe a camel); and I think you could make some meaty sea-cucumbers from bits of broken elephant trunk, or you could stick them on the front of an antelope and make a Saiga.

      Gosh this is hard.

    • Alpaca, anteater and ??

    • I'm not sure how serious this is as I thought we were heading for humans, but I'll try alpaca, tapir, and okapi.

  • Shrinkflation, can't chickens pass large eggs anymore? Have tried to find decent sized eggs, i belive they are selling medium as large.

    • And you can't even find a decent candle stick maker.😀

    • I recommend your local butcher or grocers for proper sized eggs.

    • Our egg container, that used to take just 12 large at a push, can now take 16 large easily with room to spare.

    • Pretty sure the "small" are from a sparrow.

  • Is it a new thing that when the 6pm draw takes place you have to wait a little longer that says wait to reveal? Then it ends up being someone else's postcode? I get excited thinking eventually I will be winning something xx

    • I've also notice that it tends to be someone else's postcode. Must be some kind of glitch.

    • They're currently experimenting with showing an ad before the postcode is revealed but at the moment it's not being shown to everyone whilst they check out any glitches. That may be why your seeing it.

  • Hi all...just curious..

    Ive got £42.22 in my bonus pot..never won..how about all you?

    • £128.02, nothing yet.

    • Anyone on the bonus leader board can be found at https://pickmypostcode.com/leaderboard/ (Link at the bottom of any page.

  • Main draw up to £800 ! I've just had to order 1000 litres of heating oil, so we could do with it

    • When we had a car I never put more than £5 in the tank. I'm guessing now that will be when you squeeze the trigger and it registers on the pump but you quickly release before anything comes out.

    • My daughter filled her car tank with diesel last week.

      It's only a BMW 1-series and it was £95.

      That old joke about "How do you double the value of a Skoda? Fill the petrol tank" isn't quite so funny now. My first car was a Skoda and I paid £125 for it.

    • It's worth considering joining a group purchase facility in order to obtain a better pricing schedule with your oil supplier. Many rural communities have been doing it for years. I was in distribution with BP for many years and it worked very well, except for those on the "planned delivery" scheduling.

    • When we started oil heating it was 9p/ litre, then went up to 11p. The most we have paid so far was about 72p/litre, a few years ago, but I bet it’ll be there or thereabouts again when I need it. I signed up for a deal with one supplier, which gets me a better (and dearer!) grade fuel which should mean less wear and clogging up of the boiler, plus they fit a Tank Monitor, tell me when I’m down to 30% and book a delivery, and I get priority if I need it, if it was in short supply, or I had a problem and needed it urgently. One year I told them to leave the delivery until it was a bit lower price, and nearly ran out, so I was glad of priority delivery.

    • I thought it was expensive at 18p a litre when i had to fill up the oil tanks for my factory, mind you that was around 30 years ago.

    • I have put off ordering oil until using last few ltrs hoping price would go down but Just had a quote for 1,000ltr - £1,125. Same amount cost £598 in January and thought that was a lot to pay.

    • When I met my wife she said my Chip fat looked like diesel. To me it was flavour.

    • What are you running - a ski resort? 1000 lires would last all winter (2 restaurants, 4 ski lifts, & 4 nearby rental properties).

      Ask the local chip shops for old fat, & garages for old oil, & recycle it into diesel. Google it.

    • I don't envy you Bob. I am just glad I don't use oil anymore.