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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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  • Puppy tails update: Puppies in disgrace again. I went shopping this morning. They had a good walk first thing, waited for Indi to come back from the dog walker, then had a good sleep. I got ready and left them nice and settled, came back and unloaded (with their help, of course. The bananas have lots of little teeth marks now! I went in the lounge and found that they had raided my log basket and converted several pieces of log into matchsticks and crumbs, with a trail running right through the lounge and into the bedroom. It took me 15 minutes to clear it with a dustpan and brush. I only hoovered yesterday, too.

    • They wouldn't be nearly so interesting if they were good all the time 😄.

      Are they cutting their second teeth? I've lost track of how old they are.

  • How many years has everyone been checking their postcode ??

    Has anyone ever won more than once ??

    ... I guess many have when you see the leader board and those at the top have accumulated £'000's

    • I’ve been here 10 years this month, have won a flash fiver so far.

    • Some members joined at the start in 2011 and are still here. Some have won, others haven’t. Many people have won several times. Many postcodes have come up over 4 times but not been claimed,

      Some winners have been drawn in their fist week, some waited many years, others still waiting.

      Bonuses don’t affect your chances of winning but are added to your prize and never get reset.

      The biggest winner to date won over £8000.

      Not everyone is on the Bonus Leaderboard as you have to add yourself to it. 😊

    • Yes, but the leader board relates to bonuses earned from surveys, referrals etc, not winnings. I have been checking since April 2016, still waiting for a win, but not bothered - if it happens, great, but I come for the chat, not the money.

  • As I was dyslexic at school the teachers said I'd be no good at poetry.

    Well I've proved them wrong, you should see the fruit bowl and vases I've made!!😜😜

    • Both :-) :-) :-)

    • 😂

    • Yes, I made a joke once about dyslexia. You should have seen the letters

    • Tin hat on, Kb.

    • 😊

  • Is anyone getting strange messages about the Mini Draw? I know it keeps saying "watch a short ad" - okay, and I know the admins have taken this on. But when I do, I get a couple of other screens, then a message about a download and then my computer's fraud scan kicks in and refuses to let me pass. So, eventually I get to see the mini draw but not without fighting the comp!

    • No never seen anything like that. I just scroll down and it’s there

    • The ad might give you the option to download whatever it is advertising, but you do not have to do so or interact with the ad at all. Just wait until it gives you the option to close the box.

      Of course, each member could be served a different ad. If you think there is something wrong with it, please send us the details listed in this FAQ:

      https://help.pickmypostcode.com/article/113-what-to-do-if-you-see-a-dodgy-or-inappropriate-advert

  • Question to any blue badge holders ...

    How do you remember to put the badge up when you park? I need to come up with something that will remind my OH to do so every time he parks when I'm not there, thus avoiding the parking fine which he got today 😱😱😱 It's not the first occasion he's done it but the first when he's been caught.

    Fortunately an immediate visit to the council offices and luckily got it sorted. It's only once they will cancel it though.

    • If you're at home when OH sets off and because you have to set the time when you park, could you do this for him and put it on the dashboard held in place with blue tack? Of course you would have to estimate how long the outward journey takes him. You could then retrieve it when he returns.

    • I have think @ANN is correct. Possibly different in Scotland ( we don’t need the clock)

    • CS Yes, there is some 'confusion' especially from Citizens Advice, but it mainly arises from the fact that the badge could be left in the car and someone else uses it. Leaving it on the car isn't in itself an offence, it's only if it's used by people who are not entitled to do so. Theft of the badge is always a problem but I think I'd be more concerned about them having stolen my car, my wife and a box of chocolates I'd just bought, though not necessarily in that order.

    • @ DSM, OH

      @ help me!, it would be in the way unfortunately

      @ANN, really? Will rethink that one then

    • CS simply leaving your Blue Badge on permanent display inside your own car is not a criminal offence in itself. It becomes unlawful if you're using it while waiting: Displaying the badge to sit in the vehicle while a non-disabled person runs an errand for you.

      Leaving a badge on display after it has expired, or if it is faded and illegible.

      Using it when not present: Allowing anyone else to use the vehicle's concessions when you are not in the vehicle.

      So basically as long as you are the driver it can be left there. You are correct about the possible theft part of it though.

    • I don't know where the ignition is, so this might not work if it's in the way during driving, but could he clip it to the key like a fob so he had to remove it before he could put the key in his pocket?

    • @CS - who has the badge - you or your OH?

    • Thanks for the suggestions. I do know that to keep the badge on permanent display is an offence. There is also a risk of theft anyway if you're not there. Partially hiding it might be forgotten. I think it's going to have to be a reminder on the dashboard/steering wheel/window perhaps.

    • Blu-tac’s a good option if you haven’t got a dedicated ticket/card holder as part of the car features. If you know how long the journey takes and you are at home, you could set it for him and get him to stick it in place. Alternatively, as Octo says, a reminder on the dashboard, or side window may be better, as it will catch his eye as he turns to get out.

    • I’d be cautious about fixing it to the windscreen when the car isn’t in use, as BB’s seem to be being stolen quite frequently now. It probably depends on where you live & the places you need to park.

    • As another option for you, if you just have the 1 vehicle, how about you blue tac the blue badge to the dashboard?

    • I was going to say the same, leave it permanently fixed there.

    • Tape the blue badge facing outwards to the windscreen behind the rearview mirror so that it is hidden as much as possible from your sight when you are seated in your normal driving position

    • Tape a note onto the steering wheel?

    • That's what I'm hoping but there's no guarantee!

    • Maybe the fine will act as a reminder.