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Welcome to the web’s biggest free daily lottery! I created Pick My Postcode a few years ago and I had no idea I would be giving over away to total strangers, but that’s the internet for you!

 

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Our main daily prize starts at £200 (unless it’s a rollover of course), but we also have lots of other opportunities to win on: The Video Draw, The Survey Draw and The Stackpot where lots of members win £10 prizes twice a day.

Today,  potential winners can claim a total prize pot of . The next draw is at , but why not have a look around while you’re waiting and get acquainted with our FAQ’s.

 

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Your Bonus is an additional pot of money that we add to your winnings. You can build this up as you continue to visit the site, take up our sponsored’ offers, complete market research surveys and help us grow by sharing your personal referral link below. We aim to give away tens of thousands of pounds every day for free one day.  So please get sharing, but most of all, good luck! 🙂

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Can You Find This Postcode #40

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.
If you want to submit any postcode hunt photos, send them into admin@pickmypostcode.com.

Comment your answer on the blog, if you can!

Postcode Hunt #40

 

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

The postcode is: Clumber Park Lake, Worksop, S80 3AZ

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  • Just heard the sad news that the Dutchman who tried to cross the English Channel in a pair of inflatable Dutch shoes has popped his clogs.

    • :-)

    • 😂

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    • Half a pound of tupenny rice...

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  • Is this a record?

    Tonight I tried to access 132 surveys without once progressing beyond the first question. For many, I didn't even get one question. Luckily they all paid out 5p

    • A number of years ago we went to a local auction and bought numerous crates in one lot for almost nothing. When I got it all home I opened it up and pulled just one of the items out and looking at it I thought "Is this a record?" Turns out it was. A load of crates of '78's for a gramophone we'd bought. You're probably all thinking it's a wind up. You'd be right, it is. Beautiful piece of furniture.

    • Must be a record at the weekend. Usually very few surveys around.

    • Same here..

    • I rarely get admitted to a PureSpectrum survey, and even more rarely get even 5p

    • They were supposed to be shared amongst the rest of us.

    • @shaledodger, that's one terrible demographic you have

    • So that is why I have had the same (?) number of surveys with no payout as all were "an issue"!! All were with PureSpectrum.

    • I'd like to know where the 132 surveys came from. Esp if they all paid 5p, with no non-paying screen-outs lol

    • 132….😲 You’ve got the patience of a saint@ Shaledodger

  • Puppy tails update: Today (Saturday) we started our new training classes, one step up from Puppy Classes. The boys started very strong, not listening and trying to pull me in every direction, as there were obviously new dogs to those they had met before. Apart from that, people drop treats in the grass, and that is absolutely impossible to get a Labrador past! Once I had persuaded them that the treats I had were better than those they could scavenge, we reached a working agreement. We started by revising a couple of things we had done previously, to get them all concentrating, then worked on achieving a 1-minute sit and stay, which the boys did very well. They have been doing it for shorter spells (untimed) in the garden for weeks, so only took one or two goes before we achieved it, then went on to do a 1-minute down stay. The trainer’s assistant came past and said they were really good and she would tick that off the target list towards their Grade 1 certification. For some reason, Storm was really unsettled in the Down stay - usually he is totally solid and I can walk round him without him moving, but this time Shadow stayed and Storm kept sitting up when I went behind him. More practice needed this week. There was one dog there who was literally the size of a small pony - mother a Staffie, father a Great Dane x Mastiff, I think the owner said. He was huge. The girl handling him stood across him at one stage, and was up on tiptoes trying to reach the ground. Although we weren’t doing a lot of physical exercise, they are always shattered when we get back due to the concentration and having to be obedient for that long! My friend took us, as I am not allowed to drive yet, and that was the first time for them in someone else’s car. They were really good, lay down on the seat (clipped onto the seat belts) and no fidgeting. Overall a good start to the course!

    • Just done another 20 mins with them in the garden. Shad finally agreed to do a proper stay, 1 min sit and 1 min down, then I called them one at a time and made him wait until last. He wasn’t happy but he did it. It would have been 15 mins training but we had a five-minute diversion when the boys scarpered to the pond. Shad stopped but Storm went in, hoovering up the fish food. A quick reminder of what he was supposed to be doing, and we were back on track.

    • See they are pretty good most of the time by the sound of it Beth!

    • Crufts next!

    • If you continue to train them like you are perhaps someday you will be able to relax Beth.

  • How long have people been joined and still waiting for a win on any of these free draws. Me 13 years not 1 win

    • It will be 10 years snd 8 months tomorrow. Just one Flash.

    • I joined just a few weeks after PMP started, and finally got a win + a very nice bonus a few months ago. Don't give up!

    • 10 years plus but check almost every day just to watch my bonus increasing ready for a win.

    • Maybe I am just an optimist as I expect to win every time I come onto the site (9am 12 noon, 6pm and 9pm or thereabouts). If I didn't EXPECT to win I probably wouldn't bother. However I do KNOW that it is unlikely I will win which would/will make a win more appreciated.

    • I'm with Beth8it! - who, by coincidence, joined on the same day as me.

    • About 12 years no win yet but maybe one day, or maybe not. 😄

    • I won £1300 2weeks ago see you can win.

    • 10 years, no wins, not bothered. I come for the social side - anyone EXPECTING to win is living in cuckoo land, just as you would be with National Lottery.

    • I think I'm roughly the same as you Debs, with just a Flash but, my husband is a few years behind me (I think he joined about 7yrs ago) & he's claimed 3 times (a mini draw, a Stackpot & a bonus draw) + a flash. Don't worry though, I spent his winnings wisely 🤣

    • 10 years and won a couple of months ago. 😊

  • ⚓The Disney Dream with Em onboard arrived Funchal - due 05.45am (actually arr 06.16). before heading west for several days against the wind & waves of the high seas. What do you know about Funchal❓ .

    it's the vibrant capital city of Portugal's autonomous island region of 🍇🥂🍾Madeira, set along a scenic bay on the Atlantic🌊 Ocean.

    The weather there today is warm, 🌞sunny, high temperature of around 24°C and a low of 21°C.. Should be very nice with a light breeze.💨🍃 Hope they're enjoying the sight of that 3 mast sailing training ⛵ship the Santa Maria Manuela across the harbour that arrived early from Ponta Delgada in the Azores before them.

    Edit left 18.24pm for the long journey to FORT LAUDERDALE. ETA 04.00am on 27th where no doubt Donald Trump will be waiting to shake her hand & welcome her to America.

    • I also honeymooned in Funchal, in the Casino Park hotel.

      I was always half expecting Thunderbird 3 to launch out of the casino building.

    • The tarmac is not as much fun as the cobbles, which you used to ride down. Very bumpy but great fun! Fond memories of Funchal, where I spent my honeymoon.

    • It's not a loose mountainside Enver. It's a public tarmac road, which looks polished

    • I remember you mentioned it before, There was a preacher who luckily got off the Titanic at Cork, wonder what his next sermon was like. I was imagining the mechanics of that ride down a loose mountainside in Funchal, I've been on & seen a few big slopes of loose gravel like that ... I was recently watching scrambling bikes climb straight up to the top of local 200ft+ mining spoil heaps.

    • Enver, just a ride basket. Was on a cruise on the Greek line TSMS Lakonia in 1963. The next sailing it caught fire and sunk with the loss of 128 lives. Never felt the same about cruising again. 🥹

    • @CS - was that on a canel, a donkey, or just a ride basket sliding on a loose gravel slope - like a mat on a slide? https://youtu.be/PFGyhSifqzA

      @Bob - maybe a bit too warm for me without a dry or sea breeze, & it has a mild, subtropical climate year-round, but temperatures do change moderately between seasons rather than remaining completely identical. 🤔💭Good for grape growing.

    • It's a lovely place. I think that temperature is correct all year round Enver

    • Remember riding down the hill in a big wicker basket. Scary! 😱🙈