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Come Inside... => Petrol/Diesel/Red Diesel/Aviation Fuel Head Zone => Topic started by: GROWLER on July 07, 2010, 08:14:08 AM
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Last night, Mrs G was stopped by Cheshire Plod for allegedly, in their opinion, driving TOO SLOW! eeek:
45-50 on a 60 mph dual carriageway, very little traffic around, so not holding anyone up.
They then proceeded to ask who the car belonged to, and was it insured and taxed. censored:
Good job it wasn't me they stopped, that's all I'm going to say, but an email has been sent to them asking for a full and detailed explanation as to when it seemingly became essential that you had to drive and maintain your speed as close to the limit as possible, whilst suggesting to them that limits are exactly that, NOT targets as their safety dept. constantly keep reminding us with massive signs that adorn this particular stretch of road, informing us as to just how many have been injured and died as a resu;t of speeding over the last 3 years.
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Which lane was she in? ;)
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It's not very often Mrs G gets support from me, but on this occassion......
She was very suprised when the blue lights and siren came on and slowed down to let them past thinking they'd been called on an emergency.
Obviously a bored power freak rozzeress who'd run out of doghnuts.
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I do not generally support this kind of police activity.
However, driving 'slowly' in that situation is often a result of drink or drug consumption by the driver, rather than slowness itself being bad.
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I do not generally support this kind of police activity.
However, driving 'slowly' in that situation is often a result of drink or drug consumption by the driver, rather than slowness itself being bad.
Oh yes. She did ask her if she'd been drinking. ::)
Now if she'd been weaving all over the road, fair enough.
I'm patiently waiting for a reply to my polite but 'annoyed' email.
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Given the political correctness of the police and their obsession with identity theft and privacy you'll be lucky to get a reply ~ unless you have demonstrated that Mrs Growler has given written consent for you to act on her behalf.
You may be her husband but she is an adult and the police will not be willing to answer your questions. They would require Mrs G to sign a form of consent before they talked to her solicitor let alone anyone else.
Let it go ~ unless you want to see the car with that registration stopped on a regular basis .... They can and will.
Example ~ My brother works for a firm of wholesale butchers who supply most of the hotels, pubs etc on the Wirral, in Liverpool and Manchester. One van driver got pulled and gave the rozzers some sh*t. He later wrote to them questioning their right to pull him over for no reason. Didn't matter who was driving that vehicle it got pulled at least weekly thereafter until the company owner replaced it.
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Given the political correctness of the police and their obsession with identity theft and privacy you'll be lucky to get a reply ~ unless you have demonstrated that Mrs Growler has given written consent for you to act on her behalf.
You may be her husband but she is an adult and the police will not be willing to answer your questions. They would require Mrs G to sign a form of consent before they talked to her solicitor let alone anyone else.
Let it go ~ unless you want to see the car with that registration stopped on a regular basis .... They can and will.
Example ~ My brother works for a firm of wholesale butchers who supply most of the hotels, pubs etc on the Wirral, in Liverpool and Manchester. One van driver got pulled and gave the rozzers some sh*t. He later wrote to them questioning their right to pull him over for no reason. Didn't matter who was driving that vehicle it got pulled at least weekly thereafter until the company owner replaced it.
We'll see if you are right then.
No reply still so far.
What really pisses me off, and I had a long conversation with a traffic rozzer about this at some random show at Chester City FC car park about 4 weeks ago, is the fact that Sunday afternoons on the main drag to N.Walesaround here, are like the friggin' TT races with bikers regulary doing in excess of 100 mph and terrorising the public with their outrageous and downright bloody dangerous riding.
Most evenings also are like wacky races, with the sound of chav mobiles ragging it along the 30 and 40mph restricted A41 through our village.
The sound of these wrecks right on the rev limiter indicate speeds well over the limit on a very regular basis.
Where's the plod while all this is going on ey, where? Shrugs:
Oh yes, trawling along and looking for an 'easy catch' on the virtually deserted Top Chester road, looking for someone driving UNDER the speed limit in a safe and calm manner.
The rozzerette was quite snotty with Mrs G apparently and seemed a tad disappointed that she couldn't nick her for anything, bloody officious bitch. Angry9:
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Whoa, as I typed the last post:
Dear Growler
STANDARDS OF POLICING SERVICES
Thank you for your email received on the 6th July 2010.
I have the responsibility of ensuring all complaints and concerns raised
over the professional standards of police officers and members of police
staff within Cheshire Constabulary are correctly recorded and appropriately
investigated.
I have asked Chief Inspector SMETHURST of the Western Area to make
enquiries into your concerns on my behalf and ensure further contact is
made with you at an early opportunity.
Yours sincerely
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Well that's their arses covered all nice and polite ..... never let it be said they are not polite.
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I have asked Chief Inspector SMETHURST of the Western Area to make
enquiries into your concerns on my behalf and ensure further contact is
made with you at an early opportunity.
Well all I can say is that CHIEF Inspector SMETHURST must have an exceedingly humongous and massive quantity of jam and sugar to be licking off his fingers, as he still hasn't contacted me. evil:
Who do i contact now then I wonder, as i am NOT letting this matter drop, bloody time wasting officious bastards.
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Patience bear. My mum once made a complain to the police on my behalf, I was about 18 at the time, and the whole process was daft (not helped by the fact that:
a) The chief of the Met at the time was called Robert Mark but she addressed him in her letter as Alfred Marks ::)
b) A Chief SUperintendent turned up at my student bedsit. As I invited him the money in the meter ran out and we were plunged into darkness. He assumed some kind of martial arts position scared2:
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Patience bear. My mum once made a complain to the police on my behalf, I was about 18 at the time, and the whole process was daft (not helped by the fact that:
a) The chief of the Met at the time was called Robert Mark but she addressed him in her letter as Alfred Marks ::)
b) A Chief SUperintendent turned up at my student bedsit. As I invited him the money in the meter ran out and we were plunged into darkness. He assumed some kind of martial arts position scared2:
Don't actually do patience tbqatth. noooo:
I consider 1 week more than adequate time to simply ring me with his no doubt mealy mouthed support and defence of the useless bitch of a scuffer that stopped Mrs G for a totally inadequate reason.
These idiots that are way above station have to brought down to earth and told that they are not always holier than thou, and cannot simply go around randomly stopping people who are within the law and minding their own business.
I am livid, and becomingly even more increasingly annoyed the longer they choose not to contact me. eveilgrin:
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Procedures and red tape old bear
http://urban75.org/legal/complaints.html (http://urban75.org/legal/complaints.html)
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The CI will need to get a statement from the officer(s) concerned. They may be on leave. Smethurst will take no action until he has gathered all the facts.
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Rozzerette has presumably now found time inbetween doghnut breaks to speak to her superior. ::)
As expected, he's backed her up to the hilt, stating that she was concerned that Mrs Growler may have been ill, so decided to check things out.
Load of absolute ball cocks imo, but to be expected from that lot these days. ::)
He has however invited me to contact him to 'discuss' things further if I'm not happy with the response.
Do I actually bother wasting my time for some more mealy mouthed 'explanations' and lame excuses? Shrugs:
They aren't interested, and see law abiding whinging citizens as a pain in the arse no doubt. ::)
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More scuffer completely over the top mithering, only this time, a downright bloody disgusting disgrace. eeek:
Beggars belief. noooo:
Is it any wonder the public are getting sick of them and have little trust now?
http://uk.autoblog.com/2010/08/06/police-smash-oap-car-window-and-drag-him-out-for-no-seatbelt/?icid=main|uk-ws-bb|dl1|link4|http%3A%2F%2Fuk.autoblog.com%2F2010%2F08%2F06%2Fpolice-smash-oap-car-window-and-drag-him-out-for-no-seatbelt%2F
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I wouldn't swear to it but it is my impression that the police have got much worse under NuLabour. It started with the anti terror laws and dressing the rozzers in their all black "action man" outfits and has gone downhill ever since.
Time to remind them, and hopefully our new Home Sec is doing this with her progressive ideas about locally elected DA types, that the police only police us with our consent. They are not above the law.
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I wouldn't swear to it but it is my impression that the police have got much worse under NuLabour. It started with the anti terror laws and dressing the rozzers in their all black "action man" outfits and has gone downhill ever since.
Time to remind them, and hopefully our new Home Sec is doing this with her progressive ideas about locally elected DA types, that the police only police us with our consent. They are not above the law.
Well certainly the N.Wales plod are the nations motorists most hated legal gangsters of them all, strutting and driving around in their BMW's, wearing their mirrored sunglasses, black base ball caps, black t shirts, black flak jackets, black combat kecks, black jack boots, yea, a real cool friendly look to get the public right on your side ey? noooo:
No respect whatsoever, simply beacuse of their bad attitude, bad press and stories of intimidation, and bad bad uniform sense, most of which is totally uneccessary.
Interesting read:
http://www.abd.org.uk/local/north_wales.htm
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That is almost standard uniform throughout the UK now I'm afraid.
The Traffic Taliban's leader retired a year ago.
We have a new Chief Constable now. He came from Gloucester (Mate of Pirate's?) in November 2009 ~ things are changing with much more local policing on foot and less emphasis on chasing down motorists. Living here it is noticable.
http://www.north-wales.police.uk/nwpv2/en/about/cc.asp
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http://www.north-wales.police.uk/nwpv2/en/about/cc.asp
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Most likely causes:
The website is under maintenance.
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Werks for me ~ try copy and paste. If not and IF you want to see his ugly mug and CV then Google North Wales Police and click on
Senior Chief Officers.
Maybe they don't want the English looking at it freddy:
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It doesn't werk for me either rubschin:
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It's a conspiracy ~ they are cutting us off from civilization scared2:
Send food parcels!
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It may be a coincidence but two police cars have just parked opposite my front door.
Rozzers are getting out and conferring .......................
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It's a conspiracy ~ they are cutting us off from civilization scared2:
Send food parcels!
Well I'm sending you MM instead, as she has taken it upon herself to start talking constantly in a pseudo Welsh accent....just to annoy me...successfully...like. Banghead
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It may be a coincidence but two police cars have just parked opposite my front door.
Rozzers are getting out and conferring .......................
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I'm fully expectin' a 'visit' too. ::)
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The rozzers have delved into pockets and handed money to one of their number.
He has now gone into the chip shop whilst everyone else has got back into their cars.
Somethings never change noooo:
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The rozzers have delved into pockets and handed money to one of their number.
He has now gone into the chip shop whilst everyone else has got back into their cars.
Somethings never change noooo:
Ahhh bless 'em. They've got to eat i suppose. ::)
Nip next door after too to the Spar to load up with an evenings supply of jam doghnuts p'raps? whistle:
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It's a conspiracy ~ they are cutting us off from civilization scared2:
Send food parcels!
Well I'm sending you MM instead, as she has taken it upon herself to start talking constantly in a pseudo Welsh accent....just to annoy me...successfully...like. Banghead
I can do a Welsh accent too ~ look you. Gets me into no end of trouble.
The problem is I take on the accent of whoever I'm talking with.
I have a Scots mate who lives opposite. If we get together within ten minutes I'm into full Billy Connelly accent.
'Bout the only one I don't seem to do is Scouse ~ even if I try it sounds like Brummy.
More sort of Jasper carrot than John Lennon like.
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The rozzers have delved into pockets and handed money to one of their number.
He has now gone into the chip shop whilst everyone else has got back into their cars.
Somethings never change noooo:
Ahhh bless 'em. They've got to eat i suppose. ::)
Nip next door after too to the Spar to load up with an evenings supply of jam doghnuts p'raps? whistle:
Canteen at Divisional HQ is prolly closed.
Anywhoo the chosen shopper copper has returned and handed what looks like kebab and chips to one "passenger" and a pie n chips to the driver. Now he is in his own vehicle and I can't see what he and his mate are having.
They have now driven off chewing.
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It's a conspiracy ~ they are cutting us off from civilization scared2:
Send food parcels!
Well I'm sending you MM instead, as she has taken it upon herself to start talking constantly in a pseudo Welsh accent....just to annoy me...successfully...like. Banghead
I can do a Welsh accent too ~ look you. Gets me into no end of trouble.
The problem is I take on the accent of whoever I'm talking with.
I have a Scots mate who lives opposite. If we get together within ten minutes I'm into full Billy Connelly accent.
'Bout the only one I don't seem to do is Scouse ~ even if I try it sounds like Brummy.
More sort of Jasper carrot than John Lennon like.
I could learn you proper like. eveilgrin:
Been teaching me mate in Gerrrrrmany. His English speaking mates are well impressed with some of the shite he's coming out with now apparently. lol:
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The rozzers have delved into pockets and handed money to one of their number.
He has now gone into the chip shop whilst everyone else has got back into their cars.
Somethings never change noooo:
Ahhh bless 'em. They've got to eat i suppose. ::)
Nip next door after too to the Spar to load up with an evenings supply of jam doghnuts p'raps? whistle:
Canteen at Divisional HQ is prolly closed.
Anywhoo the chosen shopper copper has returned and handed what looks like kebab and chips to one "passenger" and a pie n chips to the driver. Now he is in his own vehicle and I can't see what he and his mate are having.
They have now driven off chewing.
I sincerly hope they aren't delving into their nose bags whilst driving, you know, not in full control of the car etc? whistle:
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It's a conspiracy ~ they are cutting us off from civilization scared2:
Send food parcels!
Well I'm sending you MM instead, as she has taken it upon herself to start talking constantly in a pseudo Welsh accent....just to annoy me...successfully...like. Banghead
I can do a Welsh accent too ~ look you. Gets me into no end of trouble.
The problem is I take on the accent of whoever I'm talking with.
I have a Scots mate who lives opposite. If we get together within ten minutes I'm into full Billy Connelly accent.
'Bout the only one I don't seem to do is Scouse ~ even if I try it sounds like Brummy.
More sort of Jasper carrot than John Lennon like.
I could learn you proper like. eveilgrin:
Been teaching me mate in Gerrrrrmany. His English speaking mates are well impressed with some of the shite he's coming out with now apparently. lol:
That's a very kind offer but having reached 63 without I think I can manage thanks............. Like.
I sincerly hope they aren't delving into their nose bags whilst driving, you know, not in full control of the car etc? whistle:
Of course they have. One driver had his polystyrene (sp?) box on his lap and the other balanced his on the dash, in easy reach like.
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Report them eveilgrin:
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I failed to get their numbers angel1
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Report them eveilgrin:
Waste of time. They all cover up for each other. Laws for them, different ones for us mere plebs. evil:
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SOunds like Boy #1 had a good burfday though. WHIch steam train?
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Report them eveilgrin:
Waste of time. They all cover up for each other. Laws for them, different ones for us mere plebs. evil:
BTW drove the length of the A540 earlier. There must be a billion orange cones along it evil:
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SOunds like Boy #1 had a good burfday though. WHIch steam train?
http://www.lake-railway.co.uk/
Narrow Gauge ~ used to serve the slate mines/quarries
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Report them eveilgrin:
Waste of time. They all cover up for each other. Laws for them, different ones for us mere plebs. evil:
BTW drove the length of the A540 earlier. There must be a billion orange cones along it evil:
Any human 'activity' amongst them, or where they all sitting in a tranny, feet on dash, reading a faded copy of 'The Sun' drinking tea and stuffing jam doughnuts down their fat throats? whistle:
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SOunds like Boy #1 had a good burfday though. WHIch steam train?
http://www.lake-railway.co.uk/
Narrow Gauge ~ used to serve the slate mines/quarries
Been on that many moons ago. Ace. happy088
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SOunds like Boy #1 had a good burfday though. WHIch steam train?
http://www.lake-railway.co.uk/
Narrow Gauge ~ used to serve the slate mines/quarries
Been on that many moons ago. Ace. happy088
It was the lad's choice ~ one of the few in the area he hasn't been on. Steam Train mad! He just stands there sniffing all the steam, soot, smoke and oil like he is in heaven.
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First ever outing me and The Boy went on was to Llangollen (he was 4) . He was not happy at all till he realised Thomas and Toby were visiting (see also Dirty Diesel)
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First ever outing me and The Boy went on was to Llangollen (he was 4) . He was not happy at all till he realised Thomas and Toby were visiting (see also Dirty Diesel)
I'm sure he's there at the moment, or very soon like. Saw summat in the paper whilst waiting to get me fur trimmed this morning.
Brought back some happy memories that did, but made me all sad too. cry:
I absolutely adore steam engines. cloud9:
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happy100
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
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First ever outing me and The Boy went on was to Llangollen (he was 4) . He was not happy at all till he realised Thomas and Toby were visiting (see also Dirty Diesel)
I'm sure he's there at the moment, or very soon like. Saw summat in the paper whilst waiting to get me fur trimmed this morning.
Brought back some happy memories that did, but made me all sad too. cry:
I absolutely adore steam engines. cloud9:
You will recall "My Office"
I have been moved out and we are in the process of turning it into a room for him to have his train layout in (Hornby oo)
I also managed (on Fleabay) to get him 14 videos of Steam trains and traction engines.
I have installed a VCR and Portable TV in the "Engine Shed" for him.
Next week we start on construction of the tables and track layouts. Provisionally he will have two interconnecting tracks with sidings, engine sheds, stations, points, signals etc etc. etc.
First ever outing me and The Boy went on was to Llangollen (he was 4) . He was not happy at all till he realised Thomas and Toby were visiting (see also Dirty Diesel)
Yes we did Llangollen for his birthday the year we moved in here. Prior to that he had been on various steam railways "down south". Thomas and co make several appearances a year at Llangollen. He has every Thomas Video ever made but now thinks he is too old for them. I notice he still watches them tho'
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
Couldn't you be the murderer, like? Of your MIL, like?
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
Couldn't you be the murderer, like? Of your MIL, like?
Actually, the MIL isn't too bad. whistle:
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Well ~ her daughter then? freddy:
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Well ~ her daughter then? freddy:
I've got to be sooooooo careful what I say in 'ere these days. ::)
Computers have extra ears and eyes. ;)
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Well ~ her daughter then? freddy:
I've got to be sooooooo careful what I say in 'ere these days. ::)
Computers have extra ears and eyes. ;)
That's why I disguised meself like.
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
Growler, be their taxi-driver, there and back, then explore locally. Not just the Severn Valley Railway (http://www.svr.co.uk/), but
Bridgenorth cliff-side railway (http://www.bridgnorthcliffrailway.co.uk/), (this one will only take five minutes of your time), and
Besides the bridge itself, Ironbridge has ten museums (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/uploadedfiles/Ironbridge_lflt_10.pdf) and some will appeal to you, I can recommend Blists Hill Village (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/blists_hill_victorian_town/) All ten museums for £21.95 and the ticket lasts for twelve months so you can return at a later date if need be. It even has a Bear Shop (http://www.bearsonthesquare.com/index.php)
Oh, and as it's Ironbrige Gorge, hills in every direction, but not big un's
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
Growler, be their taxi-driver, there and back, then explore locally. Not just the Severn Valley Railway (http://www.svr.co.uk/), but
Bridgenorth cliff-side railway (http://www.bridgnorthcliffrailway.co.uk/), (this one will only take five minutes of your time), and
Besides the bridge itself, Ironbridge has ten museums (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/uploadedfiles/Ironbridge_lflt_10.pdf) and some will appeal to you, I can recommend Blists Hill Village (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/blists_hill_victorian_town/) All ten museums for £21.95 and the ticket lasts for twelve months so you can return at a later date if need be. It even has a Bear Shop (http://www.bearsonthesquare.com/index.php)
Oh, and as it's Ironbrige Gorge, hills in every direction, but not big un's
I'm not going or even invited though JOM. cry:
Going on a charabanc from Chester I think.
Even Growler Jnr is werkin' all next weekend too, so I'm guna be 'ere all on me own like. cry:
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
Growler, be their taxi-driver, there and back, then explore locally. Not just the Severn Valley Railway (http://www.svr.co.uk/), but
Bridgenorth cliff-side railway (http://www.bridgnorthcliffrailway.co.uk/), (this one will only take five minutes of your time), and
Besides the bridge itself, Ironbridge has ten museums (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/uploadedfiles/Ironbridge_lflt_10.pdf) and some will appeal to you, I can recommend Blists Hill Village (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/blists_hill_victorian_town/) All ten museums for £21.95 and the ticket lasts for twelve months so you can return at a later date if need be. It even has a Bear Shop (http://www.bearsonthesquare.com/index.php)
Oh, and as it's Ironbrige Gorge, hills in every direction, but not big un's
I'm not going or even invited though JOM. cry:
Going on a charabanc from Chester I think.
Even Growler Jnr is werkin' all next weekend too, so I'm guna be 'ere all on me own like. cry:
Welcome to my werld like... sad24:
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Mrs G, M.M. and MIL are going on some random merder weekend a week today, on a steam train down Bridgenorth way apparently. ::)
I'd like to have gone too, but they just know that I'd spoil it for everyone, guffawing at all the anoraks, and hollering I know who dunnit.
Growler, be their taxi-driver, there and back, then explore locally. Not just the Severn Valley Railway (http://www.svr.co.uk/), but
Bridgenorth cliff-side railway (http://www.bridgnorthcliffrailway.co.uk/), (this one will only take five minutes of your time), and
Besides the bridge itself, Ironbridge has ten museums (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/uploadedfiles/Ironbridge_lflt_10.pdf) and some will appeal to you, I can recommend Blists Hill Village (http://www.ironbridge.org.uk/our_attractions/blists_hill_victorian_town/) All ten museums for £21.95 and the ticket lasts for twelve months so you can return at a later date if need be. It even has a Bear Shop (http://www.bearsonthesquare.com/index.php)
Oh, and as it's Ironbrige Gorge, hills in every direction, but not big un's
I'm not going or even invited though JOM. cry:
Going on a charabanc from Chester I think.
Even Growler Jnr is werkin' all next weekend too, so I'm guna be 'ere all on me own like. cry:
Welcome to my werld like... sad24:
Wha'? confused:
You're always 'entertaining' visitors. ::)
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Any'ow. Back to the subject.
Was it REALLY neccessary for that bloody minded cocky scuffer to jump on the poor old buggers bonnet, and start kicking 9 kinds of shite out of his windscreen.
He didn't have his seat belt on ffs, not caused mass murder, and why was he fined so much too?
Only good thing was that he was nicked for his illegal tints and number plate, but the fine was far too excessive in reasonable peoples eyes.
I hope those officious twats that completely over reacted get the sack. eveilgrin:
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Any'ow. Back to the subject.
Was it REALLY neccessary for that bloody minded cocky scuffer to jump on the poor old buggers bonnet, and start kicking 9 kinds of shite out of his windscreen.
He didn't have his seat belt on ffs, not caused mass murder, and why was he fined so much too?
Only good thing was that he was nicked for his illegal tints and number plate, but the fine was far too excessive in reasonable peoples eyes.
I hope those officious twats that completely over reacted get the sack. eveilgrin:
Plod doesn't get the sack for attacking and killing an innocent pedestrian on camera... smashing a windscreen is small beer...
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Any'ow. Back to the subject.
Was it REALLY neccessary for that bloody minded cocky scuffer to jump on the poor old buggers bonnet, and start kicking 9 kinds of shite out of his windscreen.
He didn't have his seat belt on ffs, not caused mass murder, and why was he fined so much too?
Only good thing was that he was nicked for his illegal tints and number plate, but the fine was far too excessive in reasonable peoples eyes.
I hope those officious twats that completely over reacted get the sack. eveilgrin:
Plod doesn't get the sack for attacking and killing an innocent pedestrian on camera... smashing a windscreen is small beer...
Now now BM. whistle:
Insufficient evidence...apparently, alledgedly, so they say like. whistle:
He is being disciplined though, apparently, alledgedly, so they say like. whistle: