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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: We are now starting to work towards Grade 2, as I think I said last time, and one of the things we have to do is teach them a certain movement - basically a trick, which I am not keen on loading up their brain with, but the trainer says it all helps strengthen the connection and bond you have with them. The ones we have to do is teach them to Spin (turn round one way), Twist (spin the other way, like 'unwinding') and Bow - effectively what they do when they stretch in the morning - front legs down on the carpet, back end up in the air. Storm is amazing - he learned the first two in about ten minutes, with Shad not quite as quick - he keeps sitting down, which makes turning round rather difficult! I don't know what method they want us to use to teach them to bow, but I held a treat on the floor, put my hand under Storm's tummy to keep his back end up, gave him the command and let him get the treat. He is a bit baffled still, but I don't think it will be long before he gets it. We can already do a lot of the proper obedience things - 30 second sit or down with the handler at 20 paces (they will do 2 minutes now), stay down while I walk round them in each direction, recall with a proper 'present', and 'finish' where they whip round the back of the handler and end up sitting properly next to me. I can't remember what else we had to do but will find out next week. At least we have a couple of things we can tick off our next work sheet.

  • Help require please from anyone with a computer-literate brain:

    I have three emails. The main one is a btinternet.com, with another different name also on btinternet.com, which are synchronised so all emails appear in both, and another on gmail.com. I have found recently that a couple of emails have not arrived and my phone (and presumably computer, although I haven't noticed it) flashed up a notification saying that it has blocked it and 'you will not receive emails from btinternet.com.' I have no idea why, unless I have mistakenly blocked something in Blocked Domains instead of Blocked Senders, but the headings on my emails on the computer are not accessible (greyed out) so I can't see what I have done. Google says 'go to Settings-Mail-Junk email-blocked senders (or something similar) but I can't find anything in Settings that says Mail. I have got very close to banging my head on the table, as I've been trying to get an email from someone about my OU course, and finally got it on my phone on the second btinternet.com website, but I can't send it to myself on the other one as it won't accept it. Help!

    • Not sure if this is your problem. From within BT email inbasket, click on the email and scroll to the headings on the right and click on safe sender. You need to click the box on the email first otherwise the headings are greyed out.

  • I came on to check the 6pm draw and was asked to watch a short video advert before the code was revealed. It then said it would a Temu advert. 🤮🤢

    As I’ve managed to avoid opening one for 2 years, I hastily retreated. I would rather march barefoot into the fires of Mordor. 🥵

    • Just looked and had the same, but it wasn't a temu advert. Only on for a few seconds, then postcode showed. Did not find it a problem..

    • Mmmmm, ive had it again today, im not keen either, may have to avoid checking this draw from now on 😐

    • Just in case you're wondering it's L5 8UY. Videos likely to be shown before the reveal in the future, although only to selected members at the moment, so you may have to bite the bullet.

      P.S. I feel the same way about them too!

  • Had to go to the doctors as I keep shouting out parts of a castle.

    Seems I've got turrets!!😜😜

    • :-) :-)

    • 😂

    • Verily! 🤪

  • Does anyone have one of those mats that looks like a hole in the floor, & would it fool a dog or cat?

    I suspect washing it may ruin the effect.

    • Buttercup2 This one is similar to stepson's but not quite as good: https://www.amazon.co.uk/FSLLWGWG-Halloween-Vortex-Optical-Illusion/dp/B0HMJ4ZR5Q/ref=sr_1_172?crid=1U30A5XBRVYUW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.zyAmTq_R3O4fJuCry5RNzIP6cSPFUykI6iORy84wnYtr4cuf_VErxiyvZyX9q6pnc-4ofCjDsZBivRvQtiMW_iBcafe_2s9TdoxIskzQiEWLzv5KFGcz9h9QKqrb9GcplwJBwPm0xALFxHCVZ7EkAm7MaPBbzxXw0Xq-8V1EXURwmnqdTWYdIuLqe-IcVnas4yCC9cegUkiSSWZg0dRYNhT6wG25VLZ1--uAXXP0TZiuDteqpEOVGWn9dYtlY3fq01-jd60zxYvOCVE1-CeqXrEPxilvCopbNcFBIFQyn_g.jt8r6nTkWB9BnmltwWQO_w1Hm-1DmAaIoIb1GhNb0fU&dib_tag=se&keywords=vortex%2Bmat&qid=1791923437&sprefix=vortex%2Bma%2Caps%2C181&sr=8-172&xpid=bYiFVCXcGzPo1&th=1

      I would copy and paste, not try to type this ! 😊😱

    • The one that pops up on here from time to time has a skeleton crawling out of the hole. The AI generated ad shows the skeleton moving in 3D as the camera pans around it.

      Fakey Fakey!

    • I have fomo now, I've never seen it...

    • It's a bit like those ads on a cricket pitch. They look like they are 3D from the camera angle but are a weird distorted paint job when they cut to a different view. I find them really distracting.

    • No, I disagree. The one stepson has is brilliant - a vortex that still scares me silly, and Indi wouldn’t walk on it at first. She had to examine it very carefully, and even now just skirts round on the edge.

    • Probably one of those things where the ad uses AI and the actual product which they ship is nothing like it.

    • Are they crap?… The short answer is yes—most of the cheap ones you see advertised on social media are complete rubbish.

      While the viral videos make them look mind-blowing, the reality of owning one rarely matches the online hype.

      A consensus highlights that these rugs are often incredibly poor quality and significantly overpriced for what you actually receive.

      Why They Rarely Work in Real Life

      If you are thinking about buying one, there are a few major reasons why they usually disappoint:

      • The "One Angle" Trait: The 3D anamorphic illusion only works from one specific camera height and angle. If you stand directly on top of the rug, walk past it, or look at it from the side, the illusion completely breaks down into an odd, distorted, abstract print.

      • The Flat Reality: The jaw-dropping depth you see online is heavily enhanced by camera lenses, lighting, and video angles. When looking at it with human eyes in a standard room, your brain easily registers that it is a flat piece of fabric.

      • Bait-and-Switch Quality: Many drop-shipping websites use footage of high-end, thick designer rugs (like the famous wool "Void Rug" by designer Scott Jarvie). What actually arrives in the post is usually a very thin, shiny polyester mat with a cheap digital print that lacks the necessary contrast to pull off the effect.