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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.
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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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  • Gave an old lamp in a junk shop a rub and out pops a genie.

    Only one wish he said.

    That's fine I said I would just like to be happy.

    Now I'm living in a cottage in a forest with 6 dwarves and working down a mine!!

    • 🤣🤣🤣🧞⛏️

    • Funny

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  • Congrats to the liverpool postcodes today,we dont come up that often xx

    • @Paul - You could have commented on the Stackpot page and not confused me!

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  • Just read about a young guy who went to Turkey on holiday, broke his neck diving into the sea, or pool, and had to be rescued, treated then flown home and the girlfriend and family appealed for £150,000 in fundraising to cover the costs and get him home.

    Where was his holiday insurance? Presumably he saved money by not having any? Sorry, I can’t feel much sympathy for people who can’t plan for holiday accidents, illnesses, tragedies occurring, then want everyone else to cover their frivolous attitude with their own hard-earned money.

    • I don't think I'd pay for anyone to go on holiday who had died. I am a bit tight that way though.

      As for insurance, I'm in trouble. We came back in the middle of a 2 week break possibly a year ago, I've lost track of time. We'd booked two separate weeks and left the first one early due to wife's condition, so completely missed the second. Now we've booked a holiday for November, months ago, and although her condition is much improved, having to return for an operation on a possible cancer and the recovery afterwards I doubt we'll be making the November two week one. I have learned to consider insurance next time but even then might not be able to get it for existing conditions. If it's abroad I always insure but we won't be able to do that again now.

    • My brother lives in Ireland and a few years ago was critically ill, with heart, liver and kidney specialists working on him to keep him going. When he was over it I said we had been discussing what to do if he didn’t make it - did he want cremating or burying, bringing back here or burying there? (I was trying to frighten him into taking his tablets, which he hadn’t been doing, so it was all self-inflicted and we were all mad at him). He just said, ‘Oh a binbag’ll do - put me out on a Thursday when the bins are collected’ which defeated the object a bit.

      I know if you die away from home in England you have to pay for every county you pass through with a deceased body, so presumably the same applies for every country you fly over, from or through - only dearer.

    • Brother-in-Law died (on the throne) in South Africa. Luckily, my brother, who lives there, was able to organise everything as sister was brain damaged in car accident.

      Luckily, they had insurance but had to fly him home and then get a UK death certificate to go with the SA one before he was cremated.#

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    • I ‘m pretty sure they had insurance but it only covered a certain number of hospital days and wouldn’t fund the medical flight home. (Costs well over £100,000 for the medivac)

    • I agree, although it could be that the insurance didn't cover beyond the emergency expenses or found some excuse not to pay out.

    • @Beth My sentiments exactly Beth. We dare not book a holiday in this country without taking out insurance. What if we had to cancel. People don't realise that it's not just cover for medical attention that matters when you go away.

      I saw a story a while ago where a mother & daughter were wheeling the dad onto a plane saying he was asleep in his wheelchair..... he'd been dead a while! We've also been on cruises where people have died. I was told that if you die overseas you can't be cremated & someone just bring your ashes home. Is it something to do with a death certificate? Could Google it but someone on here probably knows the answer.

      Hope your recovery is going well Beth, I've been a bit 'out of the loop' recently. 🤞

    • These things can happen at any time, any age, regardless of insurance. I feel for the young person, family and friends. He may be paralysed for life so a bit of sympathy is not a lot to have for them.

      As it's a fundraiser everybody has the choice to donate or not, nobody is being forced.

    • Totally agree Beth..

  • Yesterday Lin met one of her friends & a common acquaintance who tpld them that another friend was now on palliative care & has all medicine stopped except morphine.

    She's only in her early 40s. Today we bumped into a niece who had just be given a leaflet from a will writing company & we both encouraged her to fet it done. Shw's 40 o in the same age bracket & has already had a mastectomy.

    • If it is Free Will time, that would be the best option. Solicitors are properly qualified, I don't think will writers are.

    • So sad at such a young age.

      BTW isn't it free will week round about now? The Kitten needs to get himself sorted out! He's coming here for a couple of weeks whilst his house is being renovated, I'll get in his ear!🙎🙎🙎

    • Hope Lin is OK and not too devastated by the news.

    • Barrie, so sorry to hear about Lin's friend, it's terrible news.

    • Sorry to hear that, Barrie. It's such devastating news to receive at any age, but unimaginable when young. I hope at least the morphine is keeping her comfortable and that she has good support around her.

    • Terrible news Barrie. 40 is no age at all.

      There but for the grace of God.

  • Sunnyfields Farm are doing a pumpkin challenge, using something like 10,000 pumpkins to make a mosaic of a celebrity. Last year was Ozzy Osborne. It will be revealed tonight - guesses on the identity? I reckon it has to be Dolly Parton, but there are no hints given.

    • Well, your mind would, wouldn’t it! Hadn’t occurred to me! Honest… 😊🎃🎃

    • Dolly Parton and pumpkins? The mind boggles!

    • Trump is the right colour but he's not a celebrity.

    • I heard this and my first thoughts were Dolly Parton as well.

      Lots of pale coloured pumpkins on the video I have seen