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Can You Find This Postcode #40

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Can you name the postcode where this photo is taken from and the place in the photograph?
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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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  • Boys have been very good today. I am concerned that they have done something I haven’t found yet!

    Indi thinks she is back to normal - hurtled off this morning when the boys ran past, joined them in a big zoomie, tried jumping all over them … hope my vet doesn’t read this! She is supposed to be on short-lead walks max 20 mins, wearing a buster collar. Generally she is brilliant, no licking her stitches, just bumbles along next to me, quiet round the house, but obviously felt back to normal today. Final checkup Thursday.

    • Beth8it, what a suspicious mind you have lol, surely they are allowed to behave without doing anything. Actually you’re probably right 😂😂

      Glad Indi is doing well.

  • Out of curiosity I decided to research the bedroom projectors. The cheap ones tend to give a fixed picture and can often be bought with various numbers of slides but still give fixed pictures. Some will rotate that still image but that's just like taking a photo and turning it around.

    A better way would be to buy a Mini Projector which includes WiFi and Android for streaming apps, you connect it to Wi-Fi, YouTube, or streaming apps, and play high-definition, uncompressed 4K space flight simulations, real NASA footage (like the James Webb or Hubble data visualisations), or looped digital art animations (such as drifting through a 3D nebula or flying past Saturn). You can open YouTube and search for "4K Space Ambient Loop" or "Flying through Space Nebula" to get a continuous, organic moving galaxy. To see that you can look on your phone or laptop to get an idea of what you would see, before spending money on the projector. There will be many other things out there to view. Buying a projector of this type means you're not paying extra for slides etc as it's all streamed. One thing I did notice is so many figures are given relating to brightness and sharpness of the image, lumens, lux, and ansi lumens. Seemingly ansi lumens (not just 'lumens') is a more accurate way of assessing how well it will work and whether it will be affected by light, ambient light, or whether it needs a pitch black room and even then might not be clear enough.

    • Not personally but several on our Open Uni course are reading it during the summer break and varying reports seen - one said they enjoyed bits of it after they got into it, then some said they were struggling with it.

    • As I have trouble sleeping, I may try reading War and Peace...than again maybe not. Has anyone here read it?

    • Lol 63. You can say that again.🤣

    • Best way to get to sleep is to read a book. Preferably something like War ad Peace, or Stephen Hawking’s tome, or Civilisation - big enough to get lost in, complicated enough to make the brain switch off.

    • @A Nick Name - You really do need to get out more!

    • I can't help but wonder at the adverse effects on having 'technology' in the room we sleep in...especially with youngsters.

      The increasing insistence that neither can be achieved 'naturally',I feel,is making people think/feel that relaxation and/or a good night's sleep cannot be achieved without 'assistance'.

      I do use the occasional sleep hypnosis meditations available on YT but, my go-to are the few I've downloaded - not reliant on a WiFi signal circulating around my brain/room the whole night!

      EMFs do mess with the body.

    • They are similar, as you say contrast certainly matters, but also a lack of ansi lumens means it isn't bright enough to start with.

    • Assuming it's like a TV/monitor, then contrast is the key thing. Poor contrast means the black isn't black enough. In many cases, it's what you pay extra for in a TV. I've toyed with a projector for years, but never bought one

  • 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.

    • Brilliant still chuckling lol

    • That made me laugh out loud.

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    • :-)

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    • Half a pound of tupenny rice...

    • 🤣🤣

  • 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

    • At least you got the 5p screen out bonus each time.

    • 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.