Tea?

[classic33]

Good morning, good morning to you, and you and even you
(quite obvious, no?)


Ah, the Scots-type pickled onion,
in a jar filled with vinegar that could rot yer socks

Lettuce praise the humble salad
I romaine a believer cos it keeps me cool like an iceberg..
A rocket is available to send me into space..
(WTF are you on about, Bob?)

You're late for Scaborough Fair!

Maybe thyme will let you know.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

You're late for Scaborough Fair!

Maybe thyme will let you know.

Rosemary will call

 

[Mo1959]

Good afternoon everyone. I finally shook of some of the cantbebothereditis and went out for a bimble at last. Much fresher out but perfect for cycling.

Lunch has been consumed but I need another cuppa. Will perhaps manage a wander later.

 

[classic33]

Good afternoon everyone. I finally shook of some of the cantbebothereditis and went out for a bimble at last. Much fresher out but perfect for cycling.

Lunch has been consumed but I need another cuppa. Will perhaps manage a wander later.

Find and catch the bimble, or was it store bought?

 

[welsh dragon]

Well done Mo. I just got back from a bimble as well. The weather is supposed to be wet for the rsst of the week here, so i took the opportunity to get out for a while. No idea what to have to eat though. Just coffee at the moment.

 

[classic33]

Well done Mo. I just got back from a bimble as well. The weather is supposed to be wet for the rsst of the week here, so i took the opportunity to get out for a while. No idea what to have to eat though. Just coffee at the moment.

Try adding a spoonful to a cup of hot water, then adding some milk and maybe some sugar. Much better than eating it!

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Looks like we've all been out bimbling
Dry, cool, light winds..the recipe for a good run
Came across this promising place..

It was a lie, there was no one there
Oh, I forgot.
I watched an osprey take a fish off a local dam, good end to the bimble.

 

[172traindriver]

Rosemary will call

How much for half an hour?

 

[classic33]

How much for half an hour?

You've gotta go to the place in the picture. Get the answer from the sage.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

More funnily, I saw this

Is it me or have I never seen a MAN at work sign..

 

[welsh dragon]

More funnily, I saw this
View attachment 359098
Is it me or have I never seen a MAN at work sign..

Did you say you have never seen a "Man at work" sign, or that you have never seen a "Man working".

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Did you say you have never seen a "Man at work" sign, or that you have never seen a "Man working".

C'mon, I'm ex Council..

I have experience in this line of work..

It was the singular aspect of it...
I assumed it should be Men at Work....

 

[classic33]

More funnily, I saw this
View attachment 359098
Is it me or have I never seen a MAN at work sign..

Where? Sign is illegally mounted/sited anyway.

Did you say you have never seen a "Man at work" sign, or that you have never seen a "Man working".

Council cutbacks!

He's ex-council anyway.

Question Time,
For @Bobby Mhor & @the_mikey
"Dish" consisting of six poles, with the "Dish" being made up of what appears to be one continuous wire.

About three deep, twenty foot in diameter. Mast mounted, approximately 35 foot high, pointing almost straight up, but with a slight lean towards N by NNE.

Similar smaller, half the size, in the garden facing skywards, like a ground placed satelite dish, but facing East.

Any idea what their use may be?

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Question Time,
For @Bobby Mhor & @the_mikey
"Dish" consisting of six poles, with the "Dish" being made up of what appears to be one continuous wire.

About three deep, twenty foot in diameter. Mast mounted, approximately 35 foot high, pointing almost straight up, but with a slight lean towards N by NNE.

Similar smaller, half the size, in the garden facing skywards, like a ground placed satelite dish, but facing East.

Any idea what their use may be?

@classic33
This

or this?

 

[the_mikey]

Question Time,
For @Bobby Mhor & @the_mikey
"Dish" consisting of six poles, with the "Dish" being made up of what appears to be one continuous wire.

About three deep, twenty foot in diameter. Mast mounted, approximately 35 foot high, pointing almost straight up, but with a slight lean towards N by NNE.

Similar smaller, half the size, in the garden facing skywards, like a ground placed satelite dish, but facing East.

Any idea what their use may be?[/QUOTE]

Could be a Hexbeam...

It's not so much a dish, but really a collection of wire antennae, each wire is optimised for a specific band, and put them all together you get an antenna that works across the HF (Shortwave) band, some may even reach low VHF frequencies.