classic33
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Required safety wear maybe?I didn't know you had to wear THONGS to work in construction
Required safety wear maybe?I didn't know you had to wear THONGS to work in construction
£30,000,000/mile? The onus is on the myth pedlars to prove it.How do we know that their explanation is the real one? Perhaps theirs is the myth.
You could always try walking around the area. Look at it, M62, on a map and you'll see it splits a second time, for the same reason.How do we know that their explanation is the real one? Perhaps theirs is the myth.
The story I heard involved the farmer taking the MOT to court because they wanted to build a motorway through his living room. When the case went before a judge the farmer produced his trump card: a Royal Warrant granting some baron-or-other right and title to that land for services rendered in perpetuity. The services rendered took place in July 1298 at the Battle of Falkirk. Without a legal leg to stand on the MOT agreed to divert the eastbound carriageway the way it is now. Can anyone else confirm this or is it another tall engineer's tale?£30,000,000/mile? The onus is on the myth pedlars to prove it.
And a recalcitrant farmer demanding so much money it was worthy of diverting the motorway. There would be a shedload of docs supporting that.
Goodness me what nonsense! The farmhouse and out buildings were deposited by aliens only AFTER the motorway was built by navvies on LSD. The road was never ever meant to go across the Pennines. Somehow the government managed to spin it around and as usual everybody believed it.I reckon it's something to do with ley lines.
I reckon it's something to do with ley lines.
It's called the Herdsman's Cottage, and was built around 1840 for the herdsman on the Knavesmire - I lived over the road as a child.Of you've ever been to York Knavesmire there's a little cottage in between the in and out access road (in the middle of a Y).
Always wondered what the story was behind that one.
What, you somehow hovered over the road for you entire childhood?
No, we were lucky. Father rented us a tree branch.What, you somehow hovered over the road for you entire childhood?